Why Roses Don't Bloom?

1. No pruning

1. Reason: If the side branches are too lush, they will rob the main branches of nutrients and cause the rose to fail to bloom.

2. Solution: Remove excess side branches in time to ensure even distribution of nutrients in the plant.

2. Insufficient light

1. Reason: This type of plant belongs to the sun-loving plant type. If the light exposure time is not sufficient, it will affect the development of the plant and the plant will not bloom.

2. Solution: Increase the light appropriately and ensure that the plants are exposed to light for more than six hours a day.

3. Insufficient nutrients

1.Reason: Roses need a lot of nutrients before blooming. Insufficient nutrients will cause the plant to not bloom.

2. Solution: Provide more nutritional supplements to the plants during special periods such as before flowering, and increase the application of fertilizer appropriately.

4. Pests and diseases

1. Reason: If the plant is infected with pests, it will directly affect the health of the plant and the plant will not bloom.

2. Solution: Find out where the plant is infected with pests. If the pests are in the soil of the plant, change the soil for the plant and disinfect the soil after changing it to ensure that there will be no pests next time. If there are pests on the branches and leaves of the plant, you need to spray the branches and leaves with insecticide to eliminate the pests.