In NE Pennsylvania, a bougainvillea that bloomed well last year but produced no flowers this summer likely received too much water. Excessive rainfall or irrigation promotes vegetative growth at the expense of colorful bracts. Other causes include insufficient sun, pest infestations, or high-nitrogen fertilizer.
Both plants thrive on neglect—lean conditions encourage blooms.
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