You brought a wonderful plant covered with flowers from a flower shop, and after a few weeks or a month on your windowsill, it faded and does not seem to be going to please you with its buds anymore. Is there absolutely nothing you can do? Do not despair, of course you can!
Instructions
Step 1
Be patient. All store-bought flowering plants undergo multiple treatments with growth regulators and hormones. That is why they are covered in lush color on the counter, but lose their presentation very quickly when you bring them home. Do not expect records from your flower, let it come to its senses and cope with stress. It is better not to fertilize flowering plants within six months from the date of purchase. Gently remove any faded buds, transplant your flower into a new pot with good soil, and let it rest. Let her gain strength.
Step 2
Do not get carried away by too spacious pots. Flowering plants love cramped pots and categorically refuse to bloom in large pots. They will not be able to bloom, because they are busy building up the root system. As long as there is enough soil in the pot, the plant will devote all its strength to the growth of roots, and until it begins to think about flowers. If you transplanted your flower into such a pot, correct the mistake and transplant it into a pot with a smaller diameter. However, everything is good in moderation. Overly cramped pots also prevent abundant flowering.
Step 3
Some plants need a dormant period to bloom again. Roses should be placed in a cool dry place for a couple of months, orchids should be placed on the balcony, when the temperature difference between night and day is 5 degrees, cyclamens need rest in summer. Read about your flower and find out if you are doing everything right. It is quite possible that the plant does not bloom, being sure that the summer is about to end and the cold will come. Flowers such as Kalanchoe, for example, will never bloom again until they have received a certain amount of light during the day. Be attentive to the needs of your tropical friends, and they are sure to give you beautiful and bright inflorescences.
