How to make Euphorbia pilosa bloom

1. Sufficient fertility

If you want your Euphorbia milii to overflow the pot, the fertility must be sufficient and the base fertilizer must be well supplemented so that the fertilizer effect can be released slowly. Fertilize in time during the growing period. Although it does not like fertilizer, it is difficult for it to grow normally in a too poor environment, let alone achieve the effect of blooming out of the pot.

2. Pay attention to pruning

Also pay attention to pruning. Pinch and top the plants in time during the seedling stage, and shorten overly long branches during adulthood. This can also reduce nutrient consumption, accumulate more nutrients to promote branching, and make the entire plant full and lush. After the flowering period is over, timely pruning should be carried out to remove the remaining flowers and deal with the flowering branches.

3. Ensure sunlight

Sunlight is the prerequisite for synthesizing nutrients. Sufficient sunlight must be ensured to promote the vigorous growth of Euphorbia milii and achieve the state of overflowing the pot. It cannot be placed in a dark place without light all the time. However, it should be noted that it cannot be exposed to the scorching sun in summer.

4. Cooperate with cuttings

In addition to paying attention to maintenance factors, it is also necessary to cooperate with cuttings, and the best time is April to June in spring. Cut branches from Euphorbia milii, insert them into sandy soil and wait for them to take root. Once the roots are stable, you can transplant them around the flowerpot.