The sudden bloom drop after two days outdoors/indoors cycling indicates environmental shock – likely from temperature/humidity swings or the move itself. Bougainvillea bracts are sensitive to rapid changes.
Give it several weeks in consistent conditions. New growth signals recovery. Then resume normal watering and full sun exposure. The day/night shuttle is stressful – choose outdoors if nights stay above 40°F.
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