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hyacinth

Reason 1: Lighting

Hyacinth is actually a short-day plant, so if hyacinth is often exposed to the sun, it will easily cause the hyacinth to not bloom. Place the hyacinth in a bright living room and expose it to diffuse light. Exposing it to the sun frequently will prevent it from blooming.

Reason 2: Temperature

After the leaves grow out, control the temperature at around 20℃ to ensure that the hyacinth blooms normally!

Clivia

Reason 1: Short flowering period

Only seedlings over three years old can bloom. When buying Clivia, please pay attention. If you want it to bloom in the same year, don't choose a young seedling.

Reason 2: Small temperature difference

Adult Clivia can be promoted to bloom by artificially creating temperature differences. The temperature at night should be around 10℃~15℃, and around 25 degrees Celsius during the day. This can promote flowering of Clivia and prevent it from getting stuck.

Reason 3: Too little light

Autumn and winter are the flower bud differentiation periods of Clivia. Insufficient light at this time will be detrimental to flower bud differentiation. When the weather turns cooler, gradually increase the light (bright diffuse light), but avoid direct sunlight.

chrysanthemum

Reason 1: Too much sunshine

Chrysanthemum is a short-day plant. Flower buds can be differentiated under conditions of less than 12 hours of light per day, and then under conditions of short daylight, low temperature, and a temperature difference of about 10°C between day and night, the top buds can be transformed into flower buds and produce buds and flowers. Therefore, artificially shortening the light period and extending the dark period to more than 14 hours to create short-day conditions can promote flower bud differentiation and advance flowering.

Reason 2: Improper maintenance

For example, excessive watering in the seedling stage, excessive nitrogen fertilizer application but lack of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, untimely pruning, pinching and pruning too early or too late, etc., will affect the flowering of chrysanthemums. Therefore, reasonable maintenance is necessary, and applying more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers can promote flowering.

Reason 3: Improper pinching

The first pinching can be done when the chrysanthemum seedlings have formed a root system, which is about 3 weeks after the chrysanthemum seedlings are cut. When pinching, remove the top shoots that have not yet developed.

The second time to pinch is when new buds appear in the top leaf axils and 4-5 leaves grow. After removing the weak leaves, pinch once every month or so.

Stop pinching after late August, select branches with good growth, and cut off the rest to prevent nutrient waste.

orchid

Reason 1: Not old enough

Seedlings (seed seedlings) and tissue culture seedlings may not necessarily bloom even if they are cultivated for many years. Orchids must reach a certain age before they can bloom.

Reason 2: Improper fertilization

The orchid planting material contains too much nitrogen fertilizer and too little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which leads to excessive nutritional growth and inhibited reproductive growth. The solution is to replace the planting material with a balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium nutrition or to increase the application of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

The simplest type of potash fertilizer is wood ash, which is the ash remaining after the wood is fully burned. Phosphorus fertilizer, stew the bones of various animals and grind them into powder, marine fish bones are preferred.

Camellia sasanqua

Reason 1: The temperature is too low

Although the camellia sasanqua itself is relatively cold-resistant, its flower buds are not. If the flower buds are frozen, they will easily wither, so make sure to keep warm after the camellia buds appear.

Reason 2: Dry air

This is a common problem in today's air-conditioned and heated rooms, so you should spray water near the camellia to increase the air humidity.

Reason 3: Insufficient light

Place the sasanqua in a place with sufficient light, such as a south-facing balcony. It is not summer now, so don’t worry about the sasanqua getting burned!

Begonia

Reason 1: Insufficient light

Begonias also need light to bloom. If you keep begonias in a dark place for a long time, they will not bloom, so you should move them to a place with strong light!

Reason 2: Improper fertilization

Too much nitrogen fertilizer and too little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are the key to flowering, so apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to your begonia!

Kalanchoe

Reason 1: Insufficient light

Kalanchoe prefers an environment with plenty of sunlight, and it needs more than 4 hours of direct sunlight a day to grow healthily. Uneven light reception for different parts of the Kalanchoe plant will cause the plant to become deformed, which will also affect flowering. Therefore, while ensuring that the Kalanchoe flowers receive adequate light, don’t forget to repot them.

Reason 2: Improper fertilization

Kalanchoe is a fertilizer-loving plant with a flowering period of up to 6 months. It requires more nutrients than other flowers. In the absence of fertilizer, the flower buds of Kalanchoe differentiate slowly. Even if the plant has many branches, it is difficult to ensure that flowers will bloom on each flower head due to the lack of nutrients. So, fertilize, fertilize, fertilize. Nitrogen fertilizer, phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer are indispensable. Apply thin fertilizer frequently.

Phalaenopsis

Reason 1: Insufficient temperature

Phalaenopsis has relatively high requirements for temperature, but the current heating room can basically meet this condition. The suitable growth temperature of Phalaenopsis is 16℃ to 30℃

Reason 2: Dry air

Phalaenopsis likes a high temperature and high humidity environment, but the biggest feature of heated and air-conditioned rooms is that the air is prone to dryness, so you should pay attention to sprinkling water around the Phalaenopsis to maintain the air humidity.

Geranium

Reason 1: Incorrect temperature

In winter, if the room temperature is above 20℃ and the indoor ventilation is poor, the branches and leaves will easily grow too long, affecting flowering the following year. However, if the overwintering temperature is below 0℃, the plant will be easily damaged by frost, and the leaf edges will turn yellow and become soft . Geraniums are also sensitive to temperature changes. If there are drastic changes, the flowers will fall off.

Reason 2: Overfertilization

In particular, excessive nitrogen fertilizer can easily cause excessive growth of branches and leaves, no flowering or sparse flowering, and poor flower quality. However, insufficient or no fertilization will also affect the normal growth and flowering of the plant. Therefore, more scale potassium fertilizer should be applied in early spring or early autumn.

Reason 3: Improper watering

Excessive watering or exposure to rain will cause water to accumulate in the pot for a long time, causing root rot, yellow edges of leaves or excessive growth of the plant, all of which will affect flowering.

Schlumbergera

Reason 1: Too long light exposure

Christmas cactus is a short-day plant. It is difficult to form flower buds when the sunlight exceeds 10 to 12 hours a day. If there is sufficient sunlight during the day and strong electric light at night, it will also affect bud formation and flowering.

Reason 2: Unsuitable temperature

When the room temperature is too low, it is difficult for the Christmas cactus that has already formed buds to bloom. At this time, the flower pot can be moved to a greenhouse to maintain a temperature above 18℃. After it blooms, move it back to the original room for viewing.

Reason 3: Large temperature difference between day and night

When the temperature difference between day and night is too large, the already pregnant buds will be damaged or fall off. Therefore, they should be moved indoors in time from mid-October to mid-November to avoid sudden temperature changes. During the day, they should be exposed to more sunlight outdoors to promote the formation of more buds, and brought indoors at night to prevent large temperature differences.

Camellia

Reason 1: Unsuitable temperature

The suitable temperature for camellia bud stage is 10-15℃. Cold air activities are frequent in winter and early spring, and the temperature often drops suddenly to below 5℃, which can cause flower buds to be frozen and not bloom. Therefore, the flowers should be placed in a windless, sunny and warm place during the day and moved indoors at night; if the temperature is below 5℃, cover the flowerpot with a plastic film bag to increase the temperature.

Reason 2: Insufficient humidity

In winter and spring, on sunny days after 10 a.m., the camellia should be sprayed with water or mist to maintain the air humidity. Generally, water the plant every 3-5 days on sunny days to keep the surface of the pot moist, but not too dry or too wet. Large pots can be watered every 5-7 days. When planting camellia in the ground, you should flexibly control whether to spray or water it according to the situation.

Reason 3: Too much fertilizer

Due to excessive fertilization, the camellia has three rapid growth events in one year. This means it has no chance to bud and bloom. Only leaves are seen but no flowers are seen.

asparagus

Reason 1: Insufficient light

Place it in a bright place indoors, get some sunlight in winter, and give asparagus fern sufficient light.

Reason 2: Insufficient humidity

Keep the air moist, control the amount of watering, and prevent water accumulation in the potting soil. This will allow the roots of asparagus fern to grow and the root system to develop.

Reason 3: Improper fertilization

When applying phosphorus fertilizer, you can apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate to promote the differentiation of flower buds, and increase the light moderately so that it can bloom.

The biggest reason why flowers don't bloom is

Or maybe flower lovers do not understand their habits and have problems in maintenance, so when buying a kind of flower, you must first understand their habits!