How to deal with the Master after it blooms (cultivation method of a single Master after it blooms)

A netizen asked : I don't know where the article that says a magic plant should be beheaded after it blooms comes from. When one of my magic plants bloomed, I cut off the flower buds at first, and it continued to produce new buds. After a few times, I cut off the head directly. The side branches started to grow buds again, and finally I just ignored it.

Under what circumstances will the mage bloom?

There are many varieties of Master, and we all know that it belongs to the genus Aeonium. During the maintenance process, if the plant is large enough and it gets enough phosphorus, it will bloom .

Many people know that it will die after it blooms. The so-called death means that its flowering branches will die directly and completely and will not be able to grow again . So how should we deal with its flowering?

How to deal with the mage after the flower blooms

Generally, many people will cut off the flower stems as soon as they see it blooming. It is wrong to cut it off like this.

After the pruning, the plant itself has already felt that it is about to bloom and has reached the conditions for flowering. After you cut off the flowering branches, it will cause it to bloom from other side buds and branches, and then prune them again. Continuous pruning will cause all its branches to grow flower stalks and bloom.

So after all the branches of your tree have bloomed, the final result is that they will all wither and die.

It is very simple to deal with the flowering of the Mage. Since it has grown the flower stem, all we have to do is to make it bloom.

In fact, the flower of the Master Blossom is shaped like a cone, with a very large top and many small flower buds on it, which is very beautiful.

If it blooms, it can continue to bloom for nearly two months from the time it grows out, and the flowering period is very long.

We just need to let it grow on it, and choose a fertilizer with high nitrogen content and sufficient other elements, such as Huaduoduo No. 10, so that it can get sufficient nitrogen fertilizer and bloom the flowers early.

If we see that most of the flowers are about to fall and fade, and we look directly down from the flower stem and see a dark brown area, we should just cut it off.

If there is a healing agent on the wound after cutting it off, apply a little healing agent , and it will naturally end its flowering period, and no flower buds will grow on the other heads.

After a month or two, it will grow multiple side buds from the bottom stem, and this is how to deal with it.

Generally, for a Cistanche to bloom, the plant needs to be big enough and have an excessive amount of phosphorus. I once raised a Cistanche and accidentally watered it with potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and it bloomed that year.

Moreover, the thickness of its long trunk is about 5 centimeters, and the plant is very large, more than one person tall. There is no way, so we have to cut it off directly after it finishes blooming.

Remember that once the flower has started to bloom, the best way is to let it bloom completely and then prune it .

During normal maintenance, do not add phosphorus fertilizer. Try to choose fertilizer with high nitrogen content and no lack of other elements.

If you supplement it 1 to 2 times a month, it will grow side buds quickly and it will not bloom, so there will be no problems in our maintenance.