Is topping, topping, and stubbing the same thing?

The subject is really a person with a heart, and he can figure out this topic, which shows that he is a more real person. If you think about it, there is a real need to distinguish between these three pruning methods.

Topping, topping, stubbing, three concepts, are all gardening pruning terms. Cutting the top means to cut the top branch of the plant slightly, topping, that is, the top of the branch just germinated the central leaf bud removed, truncated, its essence is to cut short, the main meaning is to go to the long and leave the short. The purpose of topping and topping is to control the growth of the top of the plant, while the stubbing is to facilitate the germination of new shoots at the lower end of the plant.

Since topping and topping control the growth of the top, what is the difference between them, and why should they take different measures?

Top pruning is a pruning measure that is carried out after the length of the plant's branches has been grown, but before it has grown to maturity. For example, boxwood, holly, etc. need to shape the plant, when the new branch growth is completed, that is, the top part of the young branch is cut off, so that the plant shape is neat and beautiful.

Topping refers to the pruning measures that the growth length of the branches of the plant has not completed the previous training, and the top leaf buds are removed, and the branches are controlled to stop the length of growth, so as to save nutrients and promote the development of branches.

Most topping is done during the peak growing season. For example, after grape fruit set, it is necessary to remove the leaf buds at the position of three or four leaves at the fruit set, and if the fruit is cut after the growth length is completed, it will consume a lot of nutrients and affect the fruit setting rate. In addition, for the plum blossom spring and other spring germination of new branches also need to be topped treatment, if the top is cut in the peak growth season, it will affect the growth and development of the branches, for example, the pruning wound is not suitable for healing camellia class, in order to control the growth height, also mostly take topping measures, and do not take the method of topping.

Stubbing, the plant growth branches are truncated, except for transplanting needs to be carried out during the growth period, other situations should be carried out in the dormant period of the plant, if the branches are truncated in the peak growth season, it will cause the plant to grow not prosperous, and even wither and die, the most typical is the moon season. The stubbing of the moon season should be in the autumn after the leaves fall, the plant enters the dormant period, and the moon season flower branches are cut out about 20 cm from the ground, so that the flower branches formed by the new shoots that germinate in the next spring can be thick and powerful. If the truncation is carried out during the peak growing season, the main branch will not be able to germinate new shoots.

Others, such as plum blossoms and spring flowers, also need to be truncated before budding after flowering. For example, if the old perennial jasmine branch is gradually weakening, it is necessary to shorten the old branch to promote the germination of new branches from the roots.

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No, they have different ways of pruning, the first is to prune some bad branches, the second is to pluck some flowers and fruits that affect growth, and the third is to prune some long branches a little shorter, so that it can grow better.

I don't think so, people may sound similar but do very differently, and they all have different effects.

No, there are three names because they are all different.