steps to make the rosary plant bloom and perfume the whole house

During spring and summer (the growing season), fertilize your rosary plant once a month with a balanced, diluted liquid fertilizer.

Do not fertilize in the fall and winter, as the plant is dormant during this period and does not require additional nutrients.

5. Maintain the Right Temperature
Rosary plants thrive in warm temperatures between 60°F (15°C) and 85°F (29°C). They are sensitive to frost, so keep them in a warm, draft-free area during colder months.

Avoid sudden temperature fluctuations, as this can stress the plant.

6. Encourage Blooms by Stressing the Plant
To trigger blooming, you can gently stress the plant by reducing watering slightly and letting it experience slight periods of drought during the fall.

As the plant becomes stressed, it may begin to bloom as a natural response to the environment.

7. Prune the Plant
Remove dead or damaged leaves and stems regularly to keep the plant healthy.

Light pruning can encourage better air circulation and help the plant focus on blooming instead of maintaining excessive foliage.

8. Provide Support for the Blooms

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