1. Sufficient moisture

The plant itself likes moist soil and air. The same is true during its flowering period. The flowering period is from May to July. During this period, the moisture and humidity of the soil should be maintained, but it should not be too wet, let alone in a dry state for a long time. Replenish water according to the specific situation in the basin. If the soil has been dried, you can replenish water. If it hasn't been dried, you don't need to replenish it. In addition, when replenishing water, pay attention not to let the water splash on the flower, otherwise it will wither in advance. Spray some water around the plants every day to increase the humidity of the environment. Before replenishing water, it's best to put the water in the sun for a period of time

2. Sufficient nutrients

When plants have flower buds, they need to add potassium dihydrogen phosphate aqueous solution once or twice, which can make the flowers larger and increase their aroma. However, when the flowers have opened or the temperature rises to 35 degrees, we should stop using fertilizer, otherwise the flowers will wither in advance. Don't think that flowering needs to consume a lot of nutrients and add fertilizer wantonly. This practice is very wrong, which will lead to poor conditions such as overgrowth and bud falling

3. Plenty of sunshine

This kind of flower likes light. If it is placed in a place without light for a long time, it will seriously affect the flowering. And there should be plenty of sunshine during the flowering period. However, the too warm sunshine around noon should be properly shielded. If there are no conditions, at least 60% of the time should be placed in the sun every day