How to Make Magnolia Bloom for Christmas

1. Keep warm indoors

When the weather gets colder, it will be very easy to be damaged if placed outside the room. At this time, it must be moved into the room and to a place with sufficient sunlight in time. If you live in a building, it is best to place it on the balcony so that it can get more sunlight, which will be very beneficial for its buds and future flowering. After moving it into the room, the temperature should be controlled between five and fifteen degrees, which is sufficient for most families. However, the indoor temperature cannot be too high, otherwise the flower stems will grow very slowly. It will also directly affect its flowering.

2. Control fertilizer and light

Fertilization is generally not necessary before Christmas. The roots of magnolia are inhabited by root fungi, so generally the pot needs to be changed every year. If the soil contains a lot of nutrients, there is no need to change the pot. It also needs to be given appropriate light, and every position of it needs to receive uniform light. This will allow it to fully absorb sunlight and bloom more flowers before the festival.

3. Provide ventilation

Magnolia prefers warm, humid places with good air circulation. In the north, people usually light a stove in the room to keep warm, so its pot should be kept away from the fire. Around noon on a clear day, you should open the window appropriately to let some air in, or place it outside the room in a windproof place facing the sun. It is also very conducive to its flowering.

4. Disease and pest prevention

Generally, when the weather is colder, the air is generally drier, and the occurrence of diseases and insect pests will be reduced accordingly. However, if the humidity around the flowers is too high when they are grown indoors, that may not be the case. At this time, you need to spray some medicine appropriately to reduce the generation of insects. Protect your magnolia from blooming faster.