Brown, crispy flowers and buds indicate overwatering. Don't keep soil spongy—water, then empty the saucer after an hour. Wait until the surface feels dry for two days before watering again. When repotting, mix 2 parts potting soil with 1 part builder's sand for better drainage.
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