Why aren't geraniums blooming?

1. Insufficient light

Geranium may not bloom due to insufficient light. It requires sufficient light to bloom. If the flower buds or buds are blocked by leaves and cannot receive light, it will also fail to bloom. It should be moved to a bright place and exposed to the sun from time to time.

2. Improper watering

If you water too much and water accumulates in the potting soil, causing the plant to not bloom, you must control the water in time. Long-term waterlogging can also cause yellowing of leaves, excessive growth of plants, and even root rot. The soil should not be too dry, keep it moist.

3. Excessive fertilization

If you fertilize geraniums excessively, especially with nitrogen fertilizer, it will cause them to not bloom or have few flowers and poor quality. However, insufficient fertilization will also affect flowering. Fertilizer should be controlled or diluted with water. More scale potassium fertilizer can be applied in early spring and early autumn.