Can Bana flower bloom in the same year after being divided? How to divide Bianhua flower?

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1. Did it bloom that year?

2. How to divide the plants

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The Bianhua flower generally does not bloom that year after it is divided. The nutrients contained in the separated balls are not enough to support the plant to bloom, and it needs to be cultivated for 1-2 years, while the mother ball can bloom. Its division is usually carried out during the dormant period, so that no growth time is wasted. Take the plant out of the pot, plant the small balls and the mother ball separately, and do not damage the roots during the process. After potting, water it properly and avoid light.

1. Did it bloom that year?

1. Will it bloom in the current year?

Bianhuahua will not bloom in the same year after being divided. Since the small balls do not contain a lot of nutrients, it takes 1-2 years to bloom, while the original mother ball can bloom every year. If you want the ball to bloom as early as possible, you must provide appropriate light and pay attention to fertilization so that it can accumulate nutrients faster.

2. How to divide the plants

< p>1. Branching time: The branching time of Bianhua is generally in the dormant period, so the plant accumulates more nutrients at this time. After the pellets are separated, they have a higher survival rate and can grow healthily. If the plant is divided during the growth period, it will lead to a waste of nutrients, which is not conducive to its development. It will also delay the plant's growth timing, which may result in the failure of flowering that year.

2. Divide: Before preparing for division The soil must be properly loosened and the Bibiana taken out from the pot. During the process, avoid damaging its roots, otherwise it will affect its survival. After taking it out, separate the small balls around the cue ball. If there are wounds, they need to be placed in a cool place to dry before preparing for planting.

3. Pot soil preparation: You must use loose and fertile soil to raise small balls, which is more conducive to its growth and development. It is usually formulated with peat soil, garden soil and perlite, which not only has good drainage, but also has a certain ability to retain water and fertilizer, providing sufficient water and nutrients for plant growth, and also helping the roots to breathe.

4. Follow-up maintenance: cut the small balls of Bianhua After planting into the soil, water it appropriately to keep the soil moist. At the same time, avoid exposure to sunlight, place it in a semi-shady place for maintenance, and maintain good ventilation to avoid bacterial growth. After the balls begin to develop, water and fertilize appropriately. Generally, liquid fertilizer is applied once every half month, and the concentration must be controlled.

2. How to divide the plants

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