What to do if fuchsia doesn't bloom

1. Increase lighting

1. Reason: Because the fuchsia has a relatively large demand for light. If there is no light, the plant will easily not grow well, and if it does not grow well, it will be difficult to bloom.

2. Solution: Increase the light exposure to it, especially when it grows rapidly. Light is essential and it needs to be placed in a place with more sunlight. If it is autumn or winter, move it to a sunny place as soon as the sun appears. Of course, if there is no sunlight for a long time, we can artificially increase the light.

2. Reasonable fertilization

1. Reason: Insufficient fertilization is likely to lead to insufficient nutrients, making it difficult to provide nutrients for flowering. Of course, this phenomenon will also occur if the amount of nitrogen fertilizer exceeds what is needed.

2. Solution: Fertilize it reasonably. When it grows faster, add some bean cake fertilizer or fertilizer mixed with various elements. Remember not to apply only nitrogen fertilizer. It is better to apply chicken manure or dilute phosphorus and potassium fertilizer.

3. Reasonable watering

1. Reason: Improper watering may also make it difficult for its flowers to bloom. Because this plant does not require much water, too much watering will cause its branches and leaves to grow too tall, and there will not be enough nutrients to support flowering.

2. Solution: In summer, we just need to water it in time. If it blooms, we need to control the watering. If it is autumn or winter, you also need to control watering so that the flowers will bloom better in the second year.

4. Pruning and pinching

1. Reason: If the branches are not pruned, the phenomenon of excessive growth will be more serious and it will be more difficult to bloom.

2. Solution: Prune and top the plant during its vigorous growth season, with the last pruning in late March. The plant will bloom in mid-to-late April.