Can the Euphorbia paniculata bloom?

Can bloom

Euphorbia tridentata is a flowering plant, but it does not bloom due to poor care during artificial cultivation. It is said that its flowers are not beautiful. The flowers grow just above the leaf eyes, about a few millimeters away from the leaf eyes. The flowers are very small, yellow, and trumpet-shaped.

But it is also a very gratifying thing to see it bloom.

Reasons for not blooming

Because of improper management methods during artificial cultivation, the plant does not bloom, so it is difficult to see the flowering scene, and we cannot determine its flowering time.

Flowering maintenance

The optimum growth temperature for Euphorbia tridentata is around 22-28℃. 30℃ will be unfavorable for its growth. It will enter dormancy above 35℃, and you will see all its leaves fall off.

The environment should not be too dark during maintenance, but it should not be exposed to direct sunlight. It should be kept in a semi-shaded environment. Euphorbia tridentata is not cold-resistant, so you should also pay attention to winter cold protection.

Fertilizer: Euphorbia tridentata does not like fertilizer very much, so it is better to apply less fertilizer rather than more, and light fertilizer rather than strong fertilizer. During the growing season, apply about 15% fully decomposed alum fertilizer water once a month.

Water: Euphorbia tridentata is relatively drought-resistant, so it is best to water it regularly and not water it until the soil is dry.

According to the collected information, the Euphorbia tridentata can bloom, and this is the only introduction to its maintenance during blooming. So we can say that the Euphorbia tridentata can bloom, but the flowers are not beautiful and have no ornamental value.