Why Strelitzia Reginae Doesn't Bloom

Strelitzia reginae is exposed to an imbalance of light intensity

Strelitzia reginae likes light, but if it is exposed to strong direct sunlight in summer, the plant will lose water and delay flowering; if the light is too weak, it will affect photosynthesis and also delay flowering.

Imbalanced fertilizer for Strelitzia cultivation

Strelitzia has very high requirements for the medium soil. If the nutrients are insufficient, it will enter self-protection mode and delay flowering. During the growth period of Strelitzia reginae, fertilizer needs to be applied once every half a month, but if the plant grows too vigorously, you can consider reducing fertilization. Fertilizer can be applied with 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution.

The pot of the Strelitzia reginae is too big

If the pot is too large, the fleshy roots of the Strelitzia will expand and grow, and absorbing too much nutrients will definitely affect flowering.

Strelitzia plants planted too deep

When Strelitzia is planted as a potted plant, if it is planted too deep, the soil will not cover the neck, which will affect the flower buds when repotting. The medium soil should only cover the fleshy roots.

Friends, if you take appropriate measures according to the symptoms mentioned above, the Strelitzia reginae at home will bloom on time. In addition, friends must pay attention to drainage problems. Strelitzia reginae has poor drainage and is prone to disease during the rainy season.