This is why your flowers don't bloom: they are jealous of you
Are your roses withering and your peonies stubbornly hiding their buds?
They may have found out that you praise the violets in your pots. Plants are jealous creatures!
To restore peace in the flower garden, arrange for them "family therapy". Place a chair in the middle of the flower bed, tell them how much you value each petal, and promise to buy them a new watering can.
Sounds absurd? But it works! In just a week, the most capricious buds will open as if by magic.
But there is another reason. Maybe your flowers are just… bored. Try hanging old beads on the branches or painting the stones at the roots.
Geraniums love sparkles, and lupines are delighted with striped patterns. It's like throwing a party for plants - they will start blooming so as not to lose face in front of the "decorations".
And remember: never discuss replanting in front of cacti. They will immediately transmit the information through their thorns, and the entire garden will begin to prepare for the "move".
It’s better to whisper your plans to the earth – it keeps secrets well and will even throw in a few ideas through earthworms.
