How to make redbud bloom on New Year's Day

Secret 1: Illumination

It likes light. Except for being special careful not to overexpose it in the summer, it should be allowed to receive sufficient sunlight at other times. Remember to diffuse the light, not too much, otherwise it will affect its growth. In winter, it needs to be placed in a south-facing place so that it can get sufficient light to grow well.

Tip 2: Watering

It likes moist soil, but this does not mean that it likes too much water, because it is not tolerant to flooding. Therefore, you must be especially careful when watering, and never water too much, just keep it slightly moist. In winter, it does not require much water. It only needs to be watered once every three to five days. If possible, it is best to water it at noon. Never let it grow in a waterlogged state, as too much water will cause its roots to rot, so drainage must be timely.

Tip 3. Fertilization

Apply some fertilizers rich in phosphorus, or chicken and duck manure, which can make it grow better. It is even more necessary to fertilize after flowering. Fertilizing it with diluted cake fertilizer water can make it bloom and grow lushly.

Tip 4: Pruning

Useless long branches and weak branches can be pruned away, which can reduce consumption and provide more nutrients for other flowering branches. Old branches that are more than 2 years old must be retained because many redbud flowers will bloom on such branches.

Tip 5. Repotting

Be careful when repotting the Bauhinia so as not to damage it. Too dense root systems and some old roots need to be removed, and you need to remove half of the old soil that has been almost absorbed and replace it with new fertile and loose soil.

If you do the above points, I believe it will not be difficult to see the graceful figure of Bauhinia flowers on New Year's Day! I wish everyone’s Bauhinia flowers will bloom beautifully and charmingly.