1、 How to bloom

1. Proper illumination: bulbus is a plant with short sunshine. The characteristic of this kind of plant is that too long illumination time will affect flowering. If you want to promote flowering, you must ensure that you receive light for about 3-4 hours every day. At the same time, because the plant is not resistant to strong light, it is necessary to avoid the noon period and accept oblique light in the morning or evening

2. Suitable temperature: bulbus is suitable to grow in a warm place, and the temperature should be kept between 20-25 ℃, so that the plant develops faster and is more conducive to flowering. If the temperature is high, it is necessary to spray water around to cool down by means of water evaporation and heat absorption, and maintain good ventilation to avoid bacterial breeding

3. Loose soil: bulbus likes the soil with good ventilation and drainage. The root can breathe freely. Naturally, it can better absorb water and nutrients and let the flowers bloom as soon as possible. The basin soil is prepared with peat soil, sand and vermiculite, and an appropriate amount of calcium superphosphate should be added as the base fertilizer, or rotten leaf soil can be mixed with coarse sand as the matrix

4. Proper amount of water and fertilizer: during the growth of bulbus, we must keep the soil moist, but if we want to promote flowering, we need to extend the watering interval. In addition, it should be supplemented with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote the opening of flowers. Usually nitrogen fertilizer should not be too much, otherwise it will lead to its overgrowth

2、 Post anthesis treatment

The flowering of Bulbus is a normal phenomenon. The flowers are highly ornamental and look beautiful. After flowering, we should continue to provide sufficient light and control the amount of watering. Too much water is easy to cause its buds to fall. After flower failure, it needs to be trimmed in time to avoid further consumption of nutrients