How to make vinca rosea bloom more and how to prune after flowering

1. How to make vinca rosea bloom more

1. Potting soil requirements: If you want it to bloom more, you should choose soil that is rich in nutrients with good drainage. It is best to mix perlite and peat soil, and apply fertilizer in time in the later stage. Water-soluble fertilizer should be applied every ten days during the growing season. The nutrients are enough to promote continuous flowering in all seasons.

2. Adequate sunlight: It likes the sun very much and is a positive plant. It needs full sun to grow and bloom. Usually it must be placed in a place with good light and let it get more sun. This will not only promote flowering, but also prevent excessive growth, which is beneficial to growth.

3. Suitable temperature: The temperature that is conducive to the growth of Catharanthus roseus is between 22 degrees and 30 degrees. It likes warmth and is not cold-resistant. If you want it to bloom more, you must provide a suitable temperature, especially the low temperature in winter must be controlled well, it is best to control it at around 15 degrees, and you must also ventilate it frequently. This will not only allow it to survive the winter safely, but also promote more vigorous growth in the later stage and more flowering.

2. How to prune after flowering

After it blooms, the remaining flowers on the plant should be cut off as soon as possible. This can save a lot of nutrients, which can help it recover as soon as possible. It can also promote the germination of side buds, and the remaining flower buds will bloom again faster.