Caribbean bougainvillea beautiful, fertilized week ago (same granular as always), now dropping flowers, looks dying.
Granular fertilizer + heavy watering-in = sudden saturation. Bougainvillea hates wet feet. Root stress → flower drop, decline.
If granular was applied dry and rain came = same effect. Bougainvillea thrives on neglect. Dry = flowers.
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