Why does the vine I planted not bloom this month?

The ornamental value of the moon flower is very high, and there are many varieties. The vine is one of the most beautiful varieties. What is the reason why the vines do not bloom this month? Friends who want to know can take a look.

The reason why the vine does not bloom this month.

1.Affected by its own growth laws.

If the vine does not bloom, the first thing to do is to check the growth status of the plant. The basic rule of vine growth is that seedlings will grow preferentially under the condition of sufficient nutrients. Therefore, if the vine is newly planted, its seedlings have been in a vigorous growth state, and the branches have not bloomed for a long time.

This is normal and a good one. The firmer the new shoots, the more they will bloom next spring. For vine roses that have been planted for a year or two, they should bloom as long as the plant is healthy and has new shoots, regardless of whether there are strong new shoots or not.

If your vine roses haven't bloomed after 2 years of planting, here are two reasons you need to consider.

2. The variety determines the flowering of the vine.

There are many varieties of this type of moonflowering, and according to the different flowering trends, it can be simply divided into two categories: multi-season flowering and single-season flowering. Single-flowered varieties are varieties that bloom in large quantities in spring, such as what we often call purple robes and jade belts. However, many single-season vine roses can also bloom in the fall, but in very small quantities.

Therefore, if you want the vine to bloom a wall of flowers this month, sometimes you have to abandon the sporadic flowers in summer and autumn, let the vine concentrate on nutrients this month, and wait until spring to grow branches to surprise everyone.

3. Wrong pruning.

Whether it is a single-season variety or a multi-season variety, it will generally bloom in the spring, and if your vine has been raised for 2 years, it still does not bloom in the spring. It is said that it is a single-season vine that can only bloom at low temperatures, so if it is a variety that can only bloom in the southern tropics, it cannot bloom in the spring in China, so it is recommended to give it up early. As long as it is a low temperature area below 10 degrees Celsius in winter, the single-season vine can bloom every month.

If the winter is very cold and the vines still do not bloom in the spring, consider whether the vines were recut in the winter. This single-crop vine will not be able to bloom in spring if there are no old branches to overwinter this month.

If the cultivated vines do not bloom this month, it is mainly caused by the above three reasons, so pay more attention.

There are many reasons why the vine does not bloom this month, it may be that he is not given enough sun, or he is not fertilized in time, or he is not pruned in time.

There are three minimum conditions to raise a good moon season, that is, more light, fat feet, and hand diligence.

These three requirements are specified below:

1 The hours of sunshine should be long. The moon season is a positive flower, ground plant or potted flower season, there should be at least 5 hours of light every day, and the long sun exposure time is conducive to flowering and bright flowers. It is beneficial for the plant to be healthy and reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.

Therefore, sufficient sunlight is the primary condition for flowering in the moon season.

2 Fertilization should be timely. All flowers that continue to bloom during the flowering season require sufficient nutrients and are constantly replenished. Fertilization should be applied frequently during the growing period of the moon season, because the growth and development process of budding, long branches and flowering should be repeated once during the growth and development period of the moon season, which consumes a lot of nutrients and needs to continuously supply various nutrients to ensure normal growth and development.

Normally, the rotted thin cake fertilizer is applied every 10 days or so, and once a week during the peak growth period. Apply 1 to 2 times of fast-acting phosphate fertilizer during the flowering period of pregnant buds, and increase phosphorus after autumn. Potash fertilizer, reduce nitrogen fertilizer to control new shoot growth.

Less or no fertilization is applied after Futian and October. With the growth of the plant, the potted plant needs to be repotted and changed every year, and organic fertilizer should be applied to facilitate the development of the root system. Water and loosen the soil in time after each fertilization application to keep the soil loose and well aerated.

3 Constant pruning. Potted large plants should be pruned in combination with early spring repotting, pruning all dead branches, diseased branches, weak branches and cross branches from the base, and retaining a certain number of axillary buds growing outward according to different varieties, so as to form an appropriate number of flower branches.

It may be that your seasonal flowers are watered less watered, or they may not be placed in a sunny place, the soil is devoid of nutrients, and the pots are relatively small, all of which will cause the monthly flowers to not bloom.

It is likely to be caused by insufficient nutrients, and you can properly fertilize and water properly, so that you can slowly open.

It is likely to be caused by a lack of nutrients, so you should water more often, and fertilize regularly, so that you can bloom well.

If too much nitrogen fertilizer is applied and phosphorus fertilizer is lacking, it will be difficult for the seasonal flowers to bloom.

If you don't prune for a long time, you won't bloom, as the saying goes, pruning is not ruthless, flowering is not stable, and the key points of pruning technology are: weak short branches are cut first, high pruning; Strong branches are pruned and shortened to promote weak and strong and promote their neat flowering. The length of pruning of long branches should not exceed 1 2 to avoid slow germination of axillary buds.

In addition, each stubble should not leave too many flowers, 3-5 potted plants are appropriate, and the ground planting season depends on the strength of the plant. Leaving too many flowers, the nutrients are too scattered, the flowers are small and affect the stubble flowers. Therefore, after germination, the strong bud should be selected to stay, cut off at its upper centimeter, and the lower weak bud should be removed.

It should be pruned strongly before winter.

The vine moon season, also called the climbing vine moon season; It is a deciduous vine shrub. It is mainly cultivated in the open field, and most species are not suitable for potted plants; If the vine does not bloom this month, it should belong to the seedling stage, or the flowering period has not yet arrived. Generally 4-5 years old plants can flower.

Generally, in North China, the vine begins to bud in mid-March, spreads its leaves in late March, and first blooms in mid-May, and multi-flowered varieties can be repeated until mid-November, and gradually lose its leaves after frost.