What to do if the spathiphyllum does not bloom

Is it because of insect pests that the japonica plant does not bloom?

The style of the stonecrop can be up to 10 to 40 cm high, and it is very fresh and beautiful when it blooms. The flowers of the yellow-flowered ramie and the small-bracted ramie are both light yellow, and they are a beautiful sight when placed on the balcony!

However, sometimes, the japonica still does not bloom until August or September. What should we do then?

Although the stonecrop rarely suffers from diseases and insect pests, we should not be careless. The rainy season in the south is from June to August. The air humidity is relatively high in August and September, making powdery mildew more likely to occur at this time. Once discovered, take immediate action and spray carbendazim or triadimefon.

If there are whiteflies, use 1000 times diluted 10% imidacloprid wettable powder or 1500 times diluted 25% cypermethrin wettable powder, spray once every 5-7 days, and spray twice in a row to prevent and control them.

When the japonica plant grows well, the flowers will bloom naturally when the time is right!

The spathiphyllum is not blooming in its flowering period

The climate difference between the south and the north causes the flowering period of many plants to be delayed or advanced.

For the northern stonecrop, the flowering time may be delayed until mid-to-late October. If it is not hindered by diseases and pests, then you just need to wait patiently for the flowers to bloom!

Pay attention to watering and fertilizing while waiting for the flowers to bloom. Although not much fertilizer is needed during the growth period, you still need to pay attention to the supply of nutrition in August and September.