How to prevent flowers from blooming

How to prevent flowers from blooming? Whether flowers bloom or not is affected by the internal mechanism of plants on the one hand and external environmental conditions on the other, both of them are indispensable.

Like other plants, flowers have to go through a certain vegetative growth stage before they can be transferred to the reproductive growth stage, when part of the terminal or axillary buds of the plant differentiate into flowers or inflorescence primordia, and then gradually carry out flower bud differentiation. Flower flowering must accumulate certain nutrients in the body in order to meet the substances needed for flowering. Without certain accumulation of nutrients, the buds need not enough nutrients to grow, so the plant can not blossom. This is why thin flowers usually do not blossom or are rare.

Flower flowering still needs certain environmental conditions, and flower bud differentiation can be carried out normally under suitable environmental conditions. In other words, flower bud differentiation not only needs sufficient nutrients and water, but also has strict requirements for sunshine, temperature and other environmental conditions. Only by meeting these requirements can flower bud differentiation be carried out, otherwise flower bud differentiation can not be carried out. Plants appear the phenomenon of growing leaves but not flowering.

Therefore, the development, formation and opening of plant flowers must not only have sufficient material accumulation, but also have a suitable environmental condition.

Why don't your flowers bloom? Reasons why flowers do not bloom

Today, the editor of Flower Bonsai Network shares an article about why your flowers do not blossom and the reasons why they do not bloom. Let's take a look.

I believe that few people will change pots frequently. Many people will find it troublesome to put flowers on and turn over pots, and many people also think it is unnecessary, but in fact, changing pots is a very important step for plants to blossom.

First, plants must change pots after growing in pots for a certain period of time, because at this time the soil fertility of potted plants decreases and the soil has been hardened; at the same time, the root system is full of pots, and the blockage of drainage gaps is not conducive to the healthy growth of plants.

Therefore, it is generally recommended to change the basin every 1-2 years. The best time to change the basin is when the flowers and trees are dormant and the new buds sprout, and when the flowers and trees have just moved from the room to the balcony, it is the best to change the basin.

Second, when changing the pot, you should choose the size of the flowerpot according to the plant size, but many friends will think that it is better to raise small flowers in a large pot, but it is not.

If you use too large flowerpots, because there are more plant materials in the big pots, if the water is watered less, the roots are not easy to absorb water, resulting in "the outside is not wet inside, the outside is not wet, the outside is dry and the inside is not dry", the plant material is easy to rot, and the roots will go bad.

Third, we should remember that plants must stop watering a few days before the basin is changed, and the pot can be changed only after the soil is semi-dry. In addition, some of the coiled roots and old roots should be cut off before the plant is put into the new pot.

Fourth, whether the use of new or old pots, flowerpots need to be fully sterilized to prevent latent eggs or bacteria from affecting plant health.

The new flowerpot should be soaked in clean water for one day and night, brushed and dried before use. If it is an old pot, put the old pot in the sun to sterilize, scrub inside and outside the old pot before re-use, remove possible eggs, and spray disinfection if necessary.

Fifth, when putting up the pot, you should pay attention to putting the flowers in the center of the pot. After righting, you start to add soil from all around. When you add it to a certain depth, you should make a strong compaction, so that the plant and the flowerpot can be fully combined until it is 2-3 centimeters away from the pot. Stop adding soil.

Sixth, after planting the flowers, water them once so that all the soil in the basin can absorb enough water, and then put them in an outdoor ventilation and shade place, so that the flowers that have passed through the slow seedling stage and like the sun can be moved into the sun for maintenance.

7. Flowers that have just changed pots should not be fertilized. After the plants in the new pot grow new leaves or sprout new roots, they should be fertilized according to the principle of thin fertilizer and diligent application.

What are the reasons why flowers do not bloom? How to make flowers blossom year after year?

Jasmine potted plant

I often hear friends say that she blossoms every year when I buy flowers with others at the same time, but mine never blossoms once. Why on earth is this? Did I buy a male one? After hearing this, I laughed. Although flowers are male and female, they all blossom. The reason for not blooming may be that they have not done a good job in the following six points:

1. Do not fertilize flowers

Only watering, not fertilizing, and do not change the pot of potted flowers, so lack of nutrients, unable to form flower buds, unable to bloom.

2. Too much fertilizer and water during the growing period

Too much fertilizer and water during the growing period, especially too much nitrogen fertilizer, will lead to excessive growth of branches and leaves of flowers, consumption of a lot of nutrients, lack of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, unable to form flower buds, resulting in no flowers to bloom.

3. The environment is not suitable

If the growth environment of flowers is lack of light, poor ventilation and improper temperature, it will lead to thin growth and difficult flowering.

4. The room temperature is too high in winter

If the room temperature is too high to affect the dormancy of flowers and trees or make them sprout and draw leaves too early to consume nutrients, the annual growth is weak or the flowers are small or withered.

5. High alkali content in basin soil.

When the alkali content of potted soil is more than 0.1% and pH is above 7.5, most flowers are difficult to blossom.

6. non-shaping and pruning during the growing period

The non-pruning and shaping of flowers and trees during the growing period not only affects beauty but also consumes a lot of nutrients, thus affecting flower bud formation, resulting in non-flowering or less flowering.

If your flowers haven't blossomed for many years, check yourself! Find the reason and deal with it accordingly, it will certainly blossom and blossom in the coming year.