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Indoor ornamental plants, tips and recommendations for flowering Myrtle
Hello,
I have a Myrtle tree in a pot.
I would like to know what I can do to make it bloom. I have had it for a few years and when I bought it it had small white flowers. It has not bloomed for several years. I have only applied a universal fertilizer once and it is kept in a pot.
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Hello. In order to stimulate the flowering of this species, the plant needs at least 6 hours of direct natural light, and the substrate must be permanently moist (but not wet). To stimulate flowering, you can also consider the regular application of a fertilizer such as Flowering Organic Fertilizer, 350 ml or Wuxal Flowers Fertilizer Blütenpracht, 1 litre, applied by watering, according to the information in the description of the chosen product. They have a nutrient content optimized for the requirements of flowering plants, with a higher supply of phosphorus and potassium, thus promoting lush flower growth and extending the flowering period.
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