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Transplanted Floribunda Not Blooming – Normal Establishment

Transplanted Floribunda Not Blooming – Normal Establishment

Moving a rose triggers a "sulk" – it prioritizes root/cane regrowth over flowers.

What to Do

Stop fertilizing – nitrogen fuels leaves, not blooms.
Water deeply, mulch well.
Be patient – it will bloom next year.

Roses hate moving; this is expected behavior, not a problem.

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