Even with the temperature at 40 degrees, her flowers still bloomed into balls, without even a place to rest!

The flowers that have blossomed into balls

The path in the middle is almost crowded...

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Summer Chrysanthemum

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Petunia

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Rotating Petunia

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Homopetalum

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Margaret

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Bougainvillea

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Black-eyed Susan

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Verbena

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Dew micro flower

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Blue-eyed Chrysanthemum

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Pansy

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Five-star flower

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Catharanthus roseus

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How to make flowers bloom into balls?

1. Pinch the top of the seedlings. After the seedlings grow 3 to 4 pairs of leaves, remove the top buds. After new branches grow, prune them again. Repeat this process 2 to 4 times. You can do this according to your own wishes. You can stop when you think it is enough.

2. Fertilization: Before planting, apply base fertilizer to the bottom of the flower pot, such as bean cake, slow-release fertilizer, etc. This is the only way to provide him with adequate nutrition.

3. Watering should be sufficient. Generally, grass flowers have a high water demand in summer, so watering must be sufficient at this time. If you put it outside to dry in the sun, you need to water it twice a day.

4. Get more sun exposure. Generally, flowering plants like sunlight very much and need sufficient light for photosynthesis to provide nutrients for the plants to bloom. So, if you can keep up with watering in the summer, get more sun exposure!