Mogra Not Flowering? March Tips for Abundant Fragrant Blooms!

• Ensure Mogra receives 6-7 hours of direct sunlight daily; inadequate light prevents bud formation.
• Repot root-bound plants in March: lightly trim roots and transfer to a larger pot with fresh soil.
• Perform light pruning in March, removing only dry and weak branches to encourage new growth and more buds.
• Fertilize with vermicompost, well-rotted cow dung manure, neem cake, and bone meal for essential nutrients.
• Address pests like spider mites with neem oil or appropriate insecticide to maintain plant health.