Why doesn’t the lilac bloom without it? The flowering period of this plant is from the end of April to the beginning of June. Unfortunately, many people make several mistakes when growing it, which prevents the tree from producing flowers. Find out what to do to make the lilac bloom again.
What is the difference between lilac and lilac? Only one of them is a symbol of warm days
Elderberry and lilac are completely different plants, although they are often confused with each other. Elderberry has white flowers and small black fruits, hence its name. It belongs to the muskrat family, unlike the lilac, which comes from the olive family. It is this second species of lilac that produces purple, pink or white flowers gathered in clusters.
Lilac in a vase Photo unsplash.com/Valeria Bold
Lilac grows best in a sunny position, and if we planted the tree in the shade, an inappropriate place may be the reason for the lack of flowering. Another factor is diseases and pests. One of the most popular is rose leafroller, which causes the leaves to curl and weaken.
Why doesn’t lilac bloom? Many people make a mistake. It prevents new flowers from forming on the tree
Lilac does not require any special care, but in order for it to bloom beautifully, it must be trimmed. Many people forget about this or cut at the wrong time. Remember that lilacs should be trimmed after each flowering. It’s best to do this when they start to turn brown and dry. Lilac forms flower buds a year earlier, so if we do not cut off the inflorescences, it will not develop new buds and will not bloom in the next season. Once every few years, it is also worth making thinning cuts and removing old branches to make room for new shoots.
Source: Gazeta
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