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Gardenia does not blossom with buds

Many flower friends like to raise a pot of gardenia at home, the flowers are white and beautiful, but they find that the gardenia bud is not blooming yet.

1. Lack of light

The gardenia flower grows bud but does not open, the main reason is the lack of light. Gardenia should be put on the sunny south balcony right away.

2. Lack of phosphate and potassium fertilizer

At the flowering stage, phosphorus and potassium can promote the growth and opening of the bud. During the budding and flowering period of Gardenia jasminoides, organic liquid fertilizer dominated by phosphorus was applied twice a week, such as cake fertilizer and water.

Gardenia falls out of bud

There are also many flower friends reflect that the bud grows well, why does it suddenly begin to fall?

1. Overwatering

Although gardenia likes to be moist, it must not be watered every day, otherwise it is easy to accumulate water and rot its roots. Can often spray water to the leaf, but can not spray on the bud, otherwise immediately drop the bud!

2. Too few nutrients

When there is too little phosphorus and potassium fertilizer in the soil, gardenia is easy to have few buds and drop buds. When flowering, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer should be applied to promote flowering, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution, less nitrogen fertilizer.

Yellow leaves of gardenia

Gardenia yellow leaf is a problem that most flower friends will encounter when maintaining gardenia. This is also the question that Huahua friends often ask backstage. Today, Huahua Unification gives you an answer.

1. Soil Alkalization

Gardenia likes acidic soil, once the soil is alkalized, there will be the problem of leaf yellowing. A few drops of white vinegar can be added when watering, which is helpful to alleviate salinization.

2. The stagnant water in the basin soil is impermeable.

Gardenia likes loose and breathable soil, if the soil viscosity is too large, there is stagnant water in the basin, the root is not easy to absorb and rotten roots, yellow leaves occur. You can put gardenia on a well-ventilated balcony or put some peanut shells at the bottom of the flowerpot.

Rhododendron does not blossom

Friends who have raised cuckoos should know that cuckoos are not easy to raise. They often encounter situations where cuckoos only grow leaves but do not blossom.

1. Excessive nitrogen fertilizer

If the cuckoo has too much nitrogen fertilizer in the pot soil during the flowering period, it is easy to grow, and only the branches and leaves do not form a bud. Before flowering, stop applying nitrogen fertilizer and apply more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote the formation of flower bud.

2. The air humidity is too low

Cuckoos like a humid environment, once the air humidity is not reached, it is easy to fall off the bud or even not easy to form a bud. When budding, water is watered once a day, and water is often sprayed to the surrounding ground to increase air humidity.

Dead leaves of rhododendron

Many flower friends often ask Huahua backstage why the cuckoo has luxuriant branches and leaves when it is first bought, and after a period of time it begins to have yellow leaves and withered leaves.

1. The air is too dry

Cuckoos like to be moist, and once the air dries, it is easy to wither the leaves. First use the soaking basin method to pour water, then cover the whole plant with a plastic bag, put it in a bright and ventilated place, and wait until the leaves stand upright to remove the bag.

2. The soil is alkalized and impervious.

Cuckoos are most fond of acidic soils with good air permeability. Once the pots accumulate water, they are easy to rot roots and withered leaves. Pine needle soil with volume 1 / 3 can be added to improve salinity and increase air permeability by laying charcoal at the bottom of the basin.

The leaves of rose turn yellow.

Rose is called "flowering machine", a branch can grow several flowers, and blossom frequently, loved by many flower friends. But it turns yellow before the flowers bloom. What's the matter?

1. Improper watering

Watering too much or too little will cause yellow leaves of the rose, the correct watering method is to see the basin soil become dry and thoroughly watered, the rose is probably watered once every 5-7 days, and it is best if there is Rain Water.

2. Lack of light

Rose likes plenty of sunshine, if there is no light for a long time or a short time of light, the leaves are easy to yellowing and falling off. In spring, it is best to put the rose in a well-lit, ventilated outdoor or south-facing balcony.

The rose got powdery mildew.

Powdery mildew is the last problem that rose planting friends want to encounter. Powdery mildew not only affects the appearance of rose, but also causes leaves yellowing and affects plant growth when it is serious.

1. Heavy rain + exposure

Rose exposed to the sun after heavy rain is prone to the outbreak of powdery mildew. Garlic water and white vinegar can be sprayed twice a day for 3 days.

2. The basin soil is too dry.

Dry basin soil coupled with poor ventilation, but also prone to the outbreak of powdery mildew, to avoid the basin soil in a dry state for a long time, to see the basin soil whitening should be watered once, poured to the bottom of the basin there is water flow.

That's all for Huahua's answer today.

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