Longevity flowers are relatively easy to raise. Under normal circumstances, as long as they are properly maintained, they will basically not die. However, they have not come out of buds until now. In fact, we can raise flowers if we buy them with buds. You must do the following. It&;s very simple for the longevity flower to blossom. The first key point is that the longevity flower should not be pruned after autumn, because the longevity flower must grow new buds and grow to a certain height before it can blossom. If you keep pruning and topping, it will only grow new buds and will not bloom. So if you want it to blossom, pruning should stop. The second point is to see the light reasonably, because the longevity flower is a typical plant with short sunshine. It will not bloom if it is exposed to light for 4-8 hours every day, which is a necessary condition for it to bloom. If the light is sufficient, and then it is completely dark at other times, your longevity flower will be able to come out of the bud within one month. The third point is that the fertilizer is sufficient. As long as the longevity flower grows well and the root system is developed, it should be given enough fertilizer. The fertilizer should be phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate, so that he can differentiate the flower buds and grow buds to bloom. If he lacks fertilizer or uses the wrong fertilizer, he will definitely not come out to bloom. Potted longevity flowers in the family are indispensable for flowering. Do not prune them. See reasonable light and use the right fertilizer, so that it can bloom. In the process of normal maintenance, water should not be lacking. Be sure to dry the pot to a half, and water it in time. Don&;t choose to plant longevity flowers in deep pots, use shorter pots and smaller pots. Our longevity flowers can bloom every year.