The magnolia doesn't blossom. What's going on?

1. Irrational watering

Reason: if you pour too much water on the magnolia during breeding, it will lead to stagnant water in the soil, affecting the growth of the plant and causing no flowering. If it is watered too little, it will cause the plant to have no water for normal physiological response, thus unable to bloom.

Treatment: if you water too much, you need to put it in a ventilated place to dry the soil, and then reduce watering; if you water too little, you need to replenish it in time to help it recover from health.

2. Too little light

Reason: if the usual light is too little to meet the needs of plant growth, then it can not blossom.

Treatment: increase the amount of light time, put it in a place with enough light for breeding.

3. Lack of nutrition

Reason: if it is not fertilized for a long time, it will not blossom normally because of lack of nutrition.

Treatment method: the right amount of fertilizer to it, to achieve frequent application of thin fertilizer, can not apply too much fertilizer at a time, otherwise it will not be good for its growth.