How to grow the red flower jade to make it bloom more

The red flower jade does not bloom

There are actually three main reasons why the red flower jade may not bloom during the breeding process. One is that when you buy scarlet flower jade, you are not buying the seedling ball. The second is that in the process of cultivating rich plants, the root system is not well maintained. The third reason is that insufficient light during its growth period causes the bulb to grow too tall, making it difficult to bloom.

How to grow the red flower jade to make it bloom more

If you want the red flower jade to bloom, it can only do so under the combined effects of a good root system, sufficient water and fertilizer, and appropriate light.

First of all, in terms of light, it can generally be placed in a place with sufficient light for maintenance. The red flower jade needs sufficient light. It can tolerate short-term semi-shade, but be careful not to be too hidden for a long time, especially in the growing season from April to October. The light must be sufficient, but in the high temperatures of summer, appropriate shade can be provided to avoid strong light burning the ball.

The second is water and fertilizer. During the growth period, we must first ensure sufficient water and fertilizer, water in appropriate amounts, and water thoroughly. During the rainy season, we must also pay attention to drainage.

In addition, you also need to pay attention to the growth of the roots. Generally, when planting the red flower jade, you need to trim the roots first. After pruning the roots, retain the well-growing root system. When cultivating, avoid root rot, so that it can have a good foundation for flowering.

Another very important point is to pay attention to ventilation in summer. In hot and humid conditions, the red flower jade will grow poorly. It is necessary to conform to the growth habits of the red flower jade itself to achieve the purpose of good flowering.