Healthy foliage + no buds usually means one of three things:
Fertilizer with high first number (N) = leaves, no flowers. What N-P-K did you use?
Cosmos need full sun (6+ hrs). Shade = leggy, no bloom.
Some cosmos are day-length sensitive. Late planting + shortening days = delayed bloom.
Reply with: sun exposure, fertilizer used (3 numbers), and whether you've grown them same spot/time before.
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