Why doesn't the cactus bloom?

1. Temperature Control

1. Reason: The suitable temperature for cactus is between 20 and 30 degrees, and it also needs a certain temperature difference between day and night, so that its flowers can grow.

2. Solution: When the temperature is relatively high in summer, move it to a cooler place. It is best if the temperature is around 30 degrees Celsius during the day and below 25 degrees Celsius at night. When the temperature exceeds thirty-eight degrees, it will enter a dormant period and will not bloom, so we must control the temperature below thirty-eight degrees. In addition, the temperature should be kept above five degrees in winter.

2. Increase Glory

1. Reason: If there is not enough light, its photosynthesis will be affected, and without sufficient nutrient accumulation, it will be difficult to bloom.

2. Solution: You need to place it in a lighted place, preferably outside. Because the ultraviolet light in such places is better, it is good for the growth of plants and they can bloom.

3. Water Control

1. Reason: It likes a relatively dry environment and cannot be watered too much, otherwise it will not be able to grow normally and will not be able to bloom normally.

2. Solution: If you water it too much, you need to place it in a windy place to dry.

4. Fertilization

1. Reason: Although it is relatively resistant to barrenness, it cannot bloom in the absence of fertilizer.

2. Solution: Apply fertilizer in time, once every ten days. Some well-rotted livestock manure can be used. When applying fertilizer, you must be careful not to let it splash onto the plants, otherwise the plants will rot and it will be more difficult to bloom.