Your pink hybrid tea bloomed once (greenhouse-forced), then stopped. Three reasons:
Greenhouse conditions = early bloom. Natural cycle: wait 4+ weeks for next flush.
Pots = moisture/heat/nutrient balancing act. Roots restricted. Long-term: plant in ground.
Hybrid teas want full day. Can you improve exposure?
Prediction: buds in 3 weeks if you push. But planting in ground this fall is the real solution.
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