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Few or no flowers, leggy growth
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Few or no flowers, leggy growth?
Insufficient direct sunlight (less than 6 hours daily) or excessive nitrogen fertilizer promoting leaf growth over blooms.
How to treat Few or no flowers, leggy growth
Move the plant to a location receiving at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Use a balanced organic fertilizer with lower nitrogen and higher phosphorus/potassium to encourage flowering.
How to prevent Few or no flowers, leggy growth
Plant Gazanias in a full sun location and use bloom-boosting organic fertilizers during the flowering season.
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