How to make Milan flowers bloom every day

Supplement nutrients

If you want Milan to bloom every day, the first thing you need is to accumulate nutrients. Generally speaking, after a plant blooms once, it needs to rest before it can bloom again. However, if the Milan flower wants to bloom every day, the accumulation of nutrients is essential. The accumulation of nutrients first requires the provision of light, water and fertilizer. If there is sufficient light, photosynthesis will be very good and nutrients will accumulate to a certain extent. Use the right amount of water and fertilizer, be careful not to add too much or too little, so that the plants can accumulate nutrients.

Trim

In addition to accumulating nutrients, when growing Milan flowers, proper pruning is also required, that is, thinning out the buds. This can reduce the nutrient consumption of Milan flowers to a certain extent and make the flowers appear to be blooming all the time.

In spring, Milan flowers begin to grow buds. At this time, you can thin out the buds. First, remove the buds on one or two branches. After a few days, thin out the buds on another one or two branches. Do this several times in a row, until you have done it 6 or 7 times. At this time, the thinned branches will reach 60%-70%. After that, when it blooms again, the branches on the Milan plant will bloom in turn.

At this time, the mechanism of Milan's flowering is that the branches that have not been thinned out will bloom first, and then about 10 days later, the branches that have been thinned out for the first time will bloom, and thereafter the branches that have been thinned out will bloom in turn. Basically, for a long time, Milan flowers can allow you to enjoy beautiful flowers every day.

Note that the plants that need to be thinned out should be those that are growing vigorously.