How to make Euphorbia milii bloom, and what to do after it blooms

1. How to make Euphorbia milii bloom

1. Adjust the maintenance environment: If you want to grow Euphorbia milii to bloom successfully, you should place it in a location suitable for its growth. Specifically, when raising it, you need to provide it with sufficient light and control the temperature between 15-32℃. In winter, it is recommended to maintain the temperature above 15°C, so that it can maintain a good growth state, which is very beneficial for flowering in the next year.

2. Adjust the supply of water and fertilizer: If you want to grow it to bloom, you should also pay attention to adjusting the supply of water and fertilizer. Because it needs water to bloom, you should water it in time to keep the soil slightly moist. But be careful not to overwater, as this may cause waterlogging of the roots. In addition, attention should also be paid to the supply of nutrients. Before flowering, you can apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to it to promote flowering.

2. How to deal with the blooming of Euphorbia pilosa

After the Euphorbia obesa blooms, it is necessary to adjust the maintenance environment appropriately and adjust the frequency of water and fertilizer supply to help extend its flowering period. Specifically, it is necessary to keep it in a warm environment of 25℃ and provide it with sufficient sunlight. The frequency of watering and fertilizing should be reduced to once every 5-7 days and once every 1-2 months respectively. Fertilizers should also be changed to phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Doing this will help its flowers stay open longer.