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Leggy Growth / Few Flowers
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Leggy Growth / Few Flowers?
Insufficient light causes plants to stretch for light (leggy growth), while an imbalance of nutrients (e.g., too much nitrogen) can inhibit flowering.
How to treat Leggy Growth / Few Flowers
Relocate the plant to a brighter area with indirect light and prune leggy stems to encourage bushier growth; for flowering, apply an organic bloom-booster fertilizer.
How to prevent Leggy Growth / Few Flowers
Provide consistent bright, indirect light and ensure flowering varieties receive adequate phosphorus and potassium through organic feeding.
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