What is the reason why triangular plum blossoms? May be overwatered.

As a flower-viewing green plant, triangular plum is very popular because of its long flowering period, bright color and unique shape. In the specific maintenance process, many flower friends reported that their own triangular plum appeared to fall, or did not blossom as scheduled, what is the reason? How to maintain the triangular plum after it blossoms?

First, what is the reason why the triangular plum blossoms?

1. Overwatering

After the triangular plum grows a bud, as long as it is not dry, the pot soil will be dry and wet. Some flower friends don't know where they heard it, saying that triangular plums should be watered when they grow buds. As a result, watering at the end of the day leads to early drop of buds. This is due to excessive watering of the roots of plum lack of oxygen, water can not be transported to the bud in time, resulting in bud loss and withering. Triangular plum during the normal maintenance of the bud, there is no need to increase the amount of water. In addition, triangular plum already has buds, it is best not to spray water on the leaf, when the leaf spray too much, it will also cause the bud to fall.

2. Excessive fertilization

Triangular plum does need more nutrients after growing bud, but if you have no problem with early maintenance, triangular plum has luxuriant branches and leaves, and it can blossom normally even without fertilization. On the contrary, if the triangular plum is fertilized more in the early stage, the bud is still fertilized continuously, it is easy to cause excess nutrients, the branches and leaves are too dense and the bud falls or blossoms too little. As long as the triangular plum is very healthy, stop fertilizing when the bud changes color. If the triangulated plum at home did not pay attention to fertilization before, the face is yellow and skinny, it is necessary to apply a small amount of fertilizer when there is a bud, but we must pay attention to the concentration and be thin and diligent.

3. Moved the flowerpot

Triangular plum flowers have less water storage and are very sensitive to environmental changes. Buds may fall if you move the flowerpot frequently or change the light when the bud grows. Once upon a time, there was a flower friend, in order to get more sun after the triangular plum grew into a bud, he was in the east window in the morning and in the west window in the afternoon. As a result, the flower fell before it blossomed. After the triangular plum grows out of the bud, it is best not to move the flowerpot, and do not artificially change the light time and intensity, just keep it in one place.

Second, how to maintain the triangular plum after flowering?

1. Pay attention to fertilization

After the triangular plum blossoms, it goes into vegetative growth, and timely fertilization is needed at this time, usually applying urea once a week, which can supplement the nutrients consumed by the triangular plum during flowering and promote the growth of new branches and leaves. Prepare for the next flowering.

2. Pay attention to the light

After the triangular plum blossoms, one is to pay attention to the light. Triangular plum is a flower that likes light, if the light is not enough, it will weaken its plant growth and affect its flowering. In general, triangulated plum is winter and spring after flowering, at this time, the sunshine is not good, so we should pay attention to let triangular plum come into contact with the light for a long time every day, preferably in a place with bright light.

Except for the temperature, it is necessary to pay attention to the temperature. The suitable growth temperature of triangular plum is between 20 ℃ and 30 ℃. The temperature is generally low in winter. If it is lower than 5 ℃, a large number of leaves will be lost. Therefore, after the triangular plum blossoms, it is necessary to ensure warmer light.

3. Pay attention to pruning

After the triangular plum blossoms, it is very important to prune. Because in the whole flowering period, there are many phenomena of falling flowers and leaves, in addition to timely cleaning in the flowering period, but also pruning in time after flowering. Potted triangular plums generally need to be trimmed into a beautiful shape, requiring more branches. Triangulated plums planted on the ground also need to set up brackets to help them climb. The newly grown branches still need to be coring in time, and pay attention to pruning the overdense, overgrown, and diseased branches.