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Few or No Flowers / Bud Drop
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Few or No Flowers / Bud Drop?
Insufficient sunlight, excessive nitrogen fertilizer (promotes leaves over flowers), abrupt temperature changes, or low humidity.
How to treat Few or No Flowers / Bud Drop
Move plant to a sunnier location (at least 6 hours direct sun). Switch to a high-phosphorus, high-potassium organic fertilizer. Ensure consistent temperatures and humidity.
How to prevent Few or No Flowers / Bud Drop
Provide ample sunlight, use a bloom-enhancing organic fertilizer during the flowering season, and protect from sudden environmental shifts.
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