Buds are sprouting. Only in this way can they bloom smoothly!

As we all know, Chinese rose likes to fertilize. If planted on the ground and potted with small roses, the buds may disappear out of thin air without adequate nutrition supply.

The Chinese rose has buds. Do you want to continue fertilizing?

If you were not fertilized before, the Chinese rose is still in bud. It is suggested that you continue to apply fertilizer before the flower buds develop and change color, mainly using retted sheep manure and Euro318s. Quick-acting fertilizer, chicken manure and fish intestines are too fierce, and there is a risk of burning fat. Fertilization will stop when the flower bud appears color, that is, the color of future petals can be seen on the flower bud. The sheep manure or Austrian green manure used for the last fertilization should be left in the basin to ensure the subsequent expansion of the flower buds.

1. Fertilization can be continued before the bud develops color.

After the rose has bud, it is full of nutrition, but it just won't bloom and it feels stiff. Maybe there's not enough light. Roses like light very much, so try to put them in a place with plenty of light. As long as the sun shines and the photosynthesis is strong, the bud will open. : Roses have many buds, but not all of them can blossom. Buds are also competing for nutrition. If there are too many buds on a branch, you can cut off some and keep 1-3 larger buds, otherwise it will bloom slowly and the flower pattern will be bad.

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After the rose bud, it is easy to attract aphids and thrips. Aphids are common. Pinch with toilet paper, or dilute with alcohol or white wine to about 25%, and spray with pressure cooker. Thrips usually go out in the evening or at night and eat the tender leaves and buds of Chinese rose flowers. When you see it, it is a little black and a little curly. In addition to thrips, yellow armyworms can be hung next to Chinese rose flowers or sprayed together. It is recommended to operate at 3-5 o'clock every month.

3. Sparse buds

Hydrangea buds on the branches, just like cabbage cauliflower. It is very small at first, and it grows bigger and bigger at the back, and gradually separates into independent buds. This process is not good, be careful that the buds are more and more damaged and will dry and turn black ~

4, pests and diseases

It is almost like a rose. Fertilization can be applied before the bud changes color, but hydrangea. Therefore, if the bud of hydrangea is only the size of a finger, it can still be temporarily fertilized. If you think there is enough nutrition in the soil and hydrangeas grow well, you don't need chemical fertilizer. For fertilization, it is recommended to use slow-release fertilizer, Aolv No.5 or 3 18S, instead of quick-acting fertilizer.

Hydrangea buds are getting ugly. What happened?

Hydrangea is afraid of water shortage. It will wither when it is short of water. At this time, water it in time. Long-term water shortage will dry up from the top first, and the buds will not be protected. In addition, sprinkler irrigation is not recommended. The top is easy to accumulate water and the buds are uneven. If the weather is bad or the environment is not ventilated, there is a risk of rotten buds and black buds. Dirty water will breed bacteria, so it is better to pour it directly into the basin.

1, hydrangea has buds, can it still be fertilized?

Hydrangeas are shade-tolerant, but they also need light to bloom. Can be raised in the south. It should also be noted that when the light is too strong, it should be shaded properly, otherwise the hydrangea will get focal spots and the bud will be damaged. Hydrangeas planted in indoor places with sufficient light, or in the north balcony and shady corner of the house, can get some scattered light, which is enough to bloom, but the number of flowers is small.

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Hydrangeas generally don't need sparse buds, some are very cultured, or the plants are particularly strong, with too many buds, so they are pressed one by one. It's best to cut off the buds inside, just pinch them off, and let the outside ones open first and then have a chance.

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Speaking of gardenia buds, it hurts. I always buy the pot with the biggest buds. When I got home, I dropped it before opening it. How to raise gardenia with buds?

4. Sparse buds

Many potted gardenias are hormone seedlings, and more buds are not necessarily a good thing. If the pushed bud can't blossom, it will fall off. If you buy potted gardenias, you'd better buy those with colorful buds. If you buy hormone seedlings, put them in a place with light scattering after going home, pinch off most of the buds, keep 1-2 buds, keep the temperature, and water them at least 18 degrees. Otherwise the leaves will dry up and curl. If it is still dry after watering, put it in a plastic bag to keep it moist. After 5-7 days, get

Be careful not to apply fertilizer too hard. Acid fertilizer 1-3 months, not too frequently. Fertilizer such as ferrous sulfate, as much as you want, will oxidize and deteriorate if you let it go.

Don't look at the bud as big as gardenia, it will fall off when you say it.

Gardenia is in bud. If you see that the bud bottom is rotten, it is basically too much water and the roots are stuffy. Water the gardenia, you'd better put the chopsticks in the basin. When the soil is dry and the chopsticks are pulled out, you can water them. It's best to water them in sunny mornings, so more water will evaporate. In fact, watering is on the one hand, and the soil of gardenia is also the key to rotten roots. Many gardenias raised in the mud are too difficult to water and the water is not easy to pour. After watering the roots, it will be boring. Mud soil is too dangerous to be watered for a long time. If you are not sure, change the soil. One more thing, try not to take a shower when watering, unless the environment is ventilated and the evaporation is large in sunny days. Many gardenias are drenched with water, and the bottom of gardenia buds is particularly prone to water accumulation. If it can't evaporate after watering, the flower stalk will rot easily.

1, be careful of hormone vaccine

Gardenia is a branch flower. Do you want to dilute the buds? It's also important. Even if you don't do it, the buds that can't grab nutrition when they bloom will fall off on their own. This is normal. Buds and shoots can be removed in advance.

2. Be careful about fertilization.

Many flower friends ask, why doesn't bougainvillea bloom? Either it really didn't bloom, or the bud came out and you didn't recognize it. If you can't raise it well, it will wither again.

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Bougainvillea, also known as leaf bud, is quite similar to leaf bud, but there are differences when you look closely. A bud is basically two buds, and there are more buds in the bud. In addition to the flower bud at the top, each leaf root of the branch will also grow a flower bud.

4. Sparse buds

Let's talk about the flower-forcing method of bougainvillea. You can water Huaduoduo No.2 directly, 10 once a day, with flower buds, and stop when the flower buds begin to develop color. Or use the method of water control until the bougainvillea leaves droop, and then water them until the buds appear repeatedly.

Is this bougainvillea bud? Why is it dry?

After bougainvillea blooms, special maintenance should be started, especially the above two methods of forcing flowers. 1. Stop fertilization and 2. Stop controlling the water, or the bougainvillea flowers will dry up. Water in time when there are buds and when the soil is dry. If it is muddy soil with strong water retention, you can see that the leaves of bougainvillea droop slightly, and then water it immediately. Don't let it dry for too long, so the bud won't dry up.

1. What is the bougainvillea bud like?

Bougainvillea likes light. If the light is not enough, be careful that the bud will not bloom at last and become a leaf. Sufficient light can make the flower buds unfold and change color as soon as possible. Colorful bougainvillea cannot do without light.

2. How to urge flowers?

Lily has been planted now, 1-2 months will sprout and blossom. Be careful not to give up the bud before it blooms.

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Lily bulbs are buried 5 cm deep. When the buds come out, the leaves turn green and can be fertilized. You can pour Merlot bulb nutrient solution, Huaduoduo 1, or Sweeping Green No.5, whichever you choose, and use it once a day 10.

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Lily bud, on its branch, looks like millet at first glance. After finding it, don't apply thick fertilizer. If you want to continue to fill nutrient solution and fertilizer, dilute it clearly, or sprinkle some slow-release fertilizer.

Lily buds are much longer, so be careful.

Lily in bud must be watered carefully. Don't get wet, it's better not to get wet. The top leaf is a trough with water in it, which is easy to rot. Of course, if your home has a transparent environment and a suitable climate, the problem will not be so serious. After the lily germinates, water it normally as before. Observe the soil in the basin and water it when it is dry. Don't water the soil if it is wet in rainy days. If it rains continuously, you can sprinkle carbendazim powder in the basin to absorb water and prevent rotten balls.

1. When will Lily be fertilized?

Rhododendrons like budding, but they are easy to dry up and wither when pinched, which may be caused by the following reasons.

2. Bud, are you still fertilizing?

Rhododendrons are afraid of changing the environment. It may fade quickly after you just buy it home or change the basin, and sometimes it dries just after you move home. This is normal. Let's just say, don't toss about the flowering period. When the flowers bloom, we should pinch off the buds to keep it safe.

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The dry buds of rhododendron are likely to be short of water. It actually likes water. If you don't water it in time, the leaves will sag. If you water it soon, the leaves will recover and the buds may disappear. You can put some water in the pot, or forget to water it for a while, which can relieve it a little.

Why is the bud of azalea flat again?

Rhododendron will not be fertilized for a while after budding. Before the buds develop color, you can sprinkle some slow-release fertilizers from Europe. Other fertilizers with strong fertilizer efficiency are not needed. Be careful that the leaves burn and the buds dry up. These are all phenomena of burning fat.

1, environmental change

Rhododendrons also need light. The ultraviolet rays in the north are not so strong, so you can put them on the balcony in the south. It is best to get about 3 hours of sunshine every day in the central and southern regions. The best light is in the morning. Without light, flower buds will become tender and thin. If exposed to the sun, they will dry.

2. Insufficient watering

Clivia blooms slowly, and when it blooms, it is afraid of "dystocia". The bud is caught in the middle leaf gap, so I can only worry ~

3. Fat burning

Before Clivia blooms, the soil should be kept loose and changed every 1-2 years. Breathable pine needle soil, coconut bran soil and rotten leaf soil are all good, but the soil is too stuffy and grows slowly. Arrows can't grow, probably because of lack of phosphorus. Balance the nutrition before the arrow comes out, and regularly pour compound fertilizer with 1 or Melaleuca universal nutrient solution. Don't wait until the arrow has left the string, it's too late. Sometimes the flower arrow just soaks, and suddenly it gets hot. When the temperature rises to about 25 degrees, Clivia will blossom ahead of time, but the flower arrow will be caught before it grows. Therefore, be careful when the flowering period suddenly heats up.

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If the arrow has been caught, it can be put in a black bag or in a dark room, so that the light can't be seen at night. The dark environment will make the arrow turn white, so pull it out quickly. Sometimes the leaves are too tight, and the flower arrows can't grow. Find two wool ropes to tie the leaves on both sides of Clivia, and pull them down on both sides, so that the flowers in the middle are exposed, so that they can grow unhindered. There's another way. The ratio of beer to water is 1:50. Wipe the front and back of the leaves of Clivia once, so that the leaves can absorb nutrients and the flower arrow can be pulled out vigorously.

Clivia's bud was caught. How to save it?

After seeing the flower arrow of Clivia, you can water it a little more frequently than usual, but don't overdo it. Pay attention to the degree of root rot. Also pay attention, don't spray water, and don't spray it in the gaps of the leaves, which will easily ruin the hearts of the leaves.

1, how to avoid the arrow?

Flowering requires pollination and seed setting. Pollination is to rub the pollen on the stamen to the independent pistil in the middle. Generally speaking, insects and wind will help plants pollinate. If the indoor ventilation is not good, you can use cotton swabs to help flowers pollinate. After pollination, Clivia will slowly expand and bear fruit after natural withering. After normal maintenance, topdressing can be done. When the fruit turns red, it can be cut and peeled. First put it in a wet tissue to accelerate germination, and then sow.

2. What should I do after the arrow is caught?

Everyone says orchids are difficult to raise, and the more they are raised, the more they look like grass. It finally bloomed, and the bud was gone before it opened. It's really too difficult.

3. How to water after sprouting?

Orchids can blossom. You can try watering Duoduo No.2 every half month, and a bamboo shoot, possibly a bud, will appear at the bottom. You can stop applying Duoduo No.2 after germination. Don't fertilize orchids after germination. Before fertilization, there is enough nutrition to blossom. Be careful, you'll burn the moss.

4. How to sow when flowering?

Because the buds are next to the soil at first, it is best to water them on sunny days or in the morning. Excess water is easy to evaporate and will not remain forever, leading to bud rot.

It is not easy for orchids to sprout.

Orchids love cleanliness. If there are bacteria, leaves are easy to grow spots, buds are close to the soil surface, and they are also easy to be infected by bacteria in the soil. You can sprinkle carbendazim and microbial agents on the basin surface for protection.

1. How do orchids make flowers?

There are many people who raise longevity flowers. Everyone complained that it bloomed too slowly, and the bud remained like that for more than a month. What's going on here?

2. How to water after sprouting?

Hooray is too much.

You can buy a fill light lamp and turn on the light every day to fill the light for the longevity flower for 2-4 hours.

3, after a bud, be careful of bacterial infection.

Longevity and drought tolerance. You don't need to water too often at ordinary times, but you should increase the water appropriately after germination. If it is too dry, the flower stems will droop and the buds will shrink and dry up. However, it should be noted that watering should try not to drench the buds, so as not to cause rotten buds.

Longevity buds grow slowly and do not bloom for a month.

Raising peony peony has the risk of not flowering. After a while, the buds come out or even disappear? Don't worry, it happens all the time. The reasons are as follows

1, lack of nutrition, frozen.

Peony and Paeonia lactiflora are excellent varieties, but the buds are smaller, probably because the environment has changed. In order to adapt to the environment, plants first supply roots and branches to grow and rob flowering nutrients, so buds will disappear. It's not just the newly bought peony and peony that will do this. If you started last year, you may not blossom or sprout this year. The reason may be that there is no fertilization and insufficient nutrition in spring. Peony and peony instinctively choose not to open first, sir.

2. There is not enough light to open it.

With adequate nutrition, the bud will not disappear. Generally, the buds disappear when they are completely green. Top dressing can also be carried out at this time. It is suggested to spray or pour potassium dihydrogen phosphate or sprinkle some No.5 slow-release fertilizer. No.2 flower is watered too much, so it should be diluted vigorously, once every 1: 1500, and stop after the flower buds are colored.

3, insufficient watering, blue buds.

Peony and peony both need enough light to bloom. If the bud is not long and the leaves are a little yellow, it may be lack of light. If you get more sunshine and water on time, peony buds will change color as soon as possible. The petals will be more beautiful if the light is good.

Peony, peony, bud disappeared.

For peony, if the bud disappears, let it go, let the bud be pinched off, and then be fattened and rejuvenated. For peony, flowers are more. You can dilute the buds, cut off some buds and dense branches and leaves, and leave some buds to bloom.