What to do if the Euphorbia paniculata does not bloom

1. Provide light

1. Reason: Although Euphorbia milii is not a plant that likes sunlight very much, it still needs a certain amount of sunlight to grow.

2. Solution: Give it a certain amount of light in spring and autumn. Only when this is guaranteed can it bloom. In the summer, some shading is necessary because it will be very sunny and the plant cannot tolerate it.

2. Adjust water and fertilizer

1. Reason: Too much water and fertilizer are not suitable for it, especially after autumn, which is the critical period for its flowering. During this period, if it is watered and fertilized too much, it will continue to grow new branches, and the nutrients will be divided by the branches, and there will be very little nutrients for flowering.

2. Solution: When it is growing vigorously, liquid fertilizer should be applied at least once a month, but not too much, especially in autumn, which will affect the opening of its flowers.

3. Timely pruning

1. Reason: It grows very fast, and new branches often grow out. If we do not need cuttings or scions, we must prune it in time, otherwise the excess branches will consume a lot of nutrients and affect flowering.

2. Solution: Leave some stronger branches and cut off the weaker ones. It is best to cut them off immediately once they are discovered.