Finally saw the buds of blue snowflakes! I finally figured out why my blue snowflakes didn't bloom for a long time. I remember once posted to ask friends who had made headlines, everyone gave me a variety of tricks, and also showed their own blooming blue snowflakes, I was envious!
My blue snowflakes were mutilated by me! I like to take a little shear to trim my flowers and plants. The blue snowflakes I had just bought were also given special care by me, and I watched its branches grow in a mess and in disarray, so I couldn't help but prune it well, and I thought of shaving my head to make it hold the side branches. The result? It gave me a hard time to continue to grow leaves, I continued to prune, it continued to grow, I continued to cut, and at the same time gave it a lot of water and big fat and the sun waited. But it just doesn't blossom, and every time I cut and scold, I guess if it grows legs, it will have fled my house long ago.
Until one day, I suddenly found a long branch hidden under the bougainvillea next door, hey, this guy is so chicken thief! He hid it and didn't let me cut it, and decisively pulled it out to prepare to cut it, what is this? What is it? My eyes lit up! The branches grow a cluster of small things, unlike leaves, is it not a bud? Sure enough!
It turns out that the buds of the blue snowflakes grow on the branches! But, however, I have been cutting, how can it have a chance to bloom? Thank you bougainvillea, it is your hiding that gives the blue snowflakes the opportunity to blossom, and I will give you some fertilizer thank you!
Alas, are there any flower keepers of the same type as me?
