The seedlings of triangular plum do not blossom. A little trick is that after four months, the bud will bloom until the pot bursts.

The flowering period of triangular plum is usually from March to July if it is planted in an indoor greenhouse in the north. Normally, it blossoms from October to December, but if it is well maintained, it can blossom all the year round. If the triangular plum does not blossom, there is a small way to blossom and burst four months later:

The seedlings of Prunus mume can blossom in autumn even if they are cut in spring and properly managed, so that they can simply pick the heart and top it, and promote the whole tree to grow more branches and lateral branches, so that the plant type is more balanced and there are more branches. More branches will blossom more. The longest branch in the picture needs to be removed at the top in time.

The triangulated plum planted in summer can also blossom in that year, and the secret is to pick its heart once or twice. The triangulated plum seedlings that survive by cutting in autumn will take off the top every 12 centimeters long, that is, picking the heart, and the buds will appear three months later.

In addition to a little shade in summer, the seedlings of triangular plum should bask in the sun more often, and do not water too much. If you see the basin soil dry and then water thoroughly, proper organic fertilizer and water will grow faster and blossom earlier. It usually takes more than three or four months for seedlings to blossom.

Usually raise triangular plum to maintain sufficient light, watering or dry and then thoroughly watered. It is a plant that likes the sun, so it can not be put in a dark corner, and it can not be placed in a place with insufficient light after flowering, otherwise it is easy to lose leaves and buds.

Watering more, fertilizing more, will grow a lot of branches and leaves, appropriate control of water and appropriate amount of fertilization, flowering very much.