What should I do if the fuchsia buds fall off?

1. Too much watering

Reason: It is a moisture-loving plant, but if watering is too frequent during management, the plant will easily be waterlogged, and the leaves will curl and the flowers will fall off.

Solution: If you water too much, stop watering and move the plant to a place with better ventilation to allow the water to evaporate as quickly as possible. Resume management when the soil becomes dry. In addition, it is recommended to water the soil as needed, not too frequently.

2. Over-fertilization

Reason: Fertilization should be applied in time during the growth period to accelerate growth and promote more vigorous growth. But be careful not to apply too much fertilizer, otherwise it will easily cause fertilizer damage, causing the branches and leaves to dry up and the flower buds to fall off.

Solution: If you over-fertilize, water the soil as soon as possible to dilute the fertilizer and allow the liquid fertilizer to flow out. If the fertilizer damage is too serious, it is best to remove the plant from the pot, rinse the roots directly with clean water, and replant it in new soil.

3. Lack of light

Reason: If it is placed in a hidden place without light for a long time during maintenance, the plant will grow poorly, and even if flower buds grow, they will easily fall off.

Solution: If you are short of light, move to a place with sufficient astigmatism as soon as possible and get more light. Be careful not to place it directly in strong light, increase the light slowly, and avoid strong light in summer, and do not expose it to direct sunlight.