How do you prune a potted plant? How do you prune bonsai?

1. First of all, potted pruning needs to look at the size of the pot, the pot needs to be bigger, if the pot is small, the flower. Trim just a little less.

2. If the leaf is relatively small, you can prune it into a circle, and if you prune it into a circle, you can start pruning from both sides first, and then prune it slightly like an elliptical on both sides, and then start pruning from the top.

3. After pruning, you need to water the pruned part so that the cotyledons will not wither yellow.

Potted pruning tips.

1. A branch, generally on its left and right sides have bud eyes, if you want to make the branch develop to the right side, just cut the branch in front of the right bud of the ideal length of the branch. Because the buds of trees have the dominant law of apical growth, the buds at the top of the branches grow the fastest, and after the new branches of the right bud eye grow, the purpose of developing to the right side is achieved.

2. If you prune casually without looking at the bud eye trend at the top of the branch, when the new branch grows out, you will find that it should develop to the right side according to the tree potential, but it will develop to the left. In order to achieve the desired purpose, it is necessary to carry out the pricking, which is both labor-intensive and material-intensive, and the branches that are tied out are not natural.

1. If you see branches that are obviously too long, you must cut them off in time, don't feel distressed, otherwise these branches will not grow branches, and when pruning these branches, do not cut them directly from the roots, otherwise it is easy to cause the plant to wither and will not grow new branches, so every time you prune, start pruning from half of the branches.

2. When pruning, you can remove the buds at the top of the potted plant, so that the plant can grow more branches, avoid the plant growing upwards in vain, so that it will also grow more lush leaves, and secondly, you can also pinch off the extra buds on each branch, which can also promote the plant to grow more branches and promote plant growth.

Potted pruning tips.

The time of pruning varies depending on the tree species. Deciduous trees can be pruned all year round, such as in spring and summer, during the growth period of trees, diseased, dead and weak branches can be pruned at any time, and short and steep long branches can be pruned or pruned.

Strong or fine pruning of deciduous trees should be carried out during the dormant period after defoliation, because after the trees have fallen leaves, the line of sight is clear, and it is beneficial to the removal of branches and the correct treatment of branch cutting angles. Before pruning, it is necessary to distinguish the growth direction of the branch bud eye and choose the right trade-off.

1. Topping: In the potted seedling stage, cut off the top 2 cm branches to promote the germination of side branches of the plant. 2. Wipe buds:

Remove the newly grown shoots from the trunk of the potted tree to save nutrients. 3. Thinning and pruning: Thinning the over-dense branches of potted plants to improve the light transmittance between plants.

4. Truncation: Cut the long branches of the potted plant short to make it more beautiful.

1. Topping

When cultivating potted plants, it is necessary to cut off the top 2 cm of its branches during the seedling period to eliminate the top advantage of potted plants and promote its germination of side branches.

2. Erase the side buds

In the peak season of potted growth, it is necessary to wipe off the new shoots at the lower end of the trunk of the plant to avoid the loss of excess nutrients, promote the growth of its trunk, make the trunk of the potted plant thicker, and place the potted plant in a bright place to promote its photosynthesis and avoid the phenomenon of overgrowth.

3. Dense pruning and thinning

When cultivating potted plants, it is necessary to cut the branches and leaves that grow too densely, improve the light transmittance and ventilation between the plants, avoid poor growth of the potted plants, and spray carbendazim or potassium permanganate solution to the fracture of the potted plant to disinfect and sterilize it, so that the plants can grow healthily.

4. Truncated long branches

When pruning potted plants, you need to prepare a sharp cut that has been sterilized, cut the overgrown branches short, control the growth height of the plant, make the potted plant more beautiful, and when watering the potted plant, you need to let the water run down the edge of the pot, it is best not to spill water on the wound of the plant.

First, topping. Topping is to remove the top pruning of the branches about 2cm from the top, which can not only enhance the growth of the plant, but also promote the growth of new shoots.

Second, wipe the buds. Wipe the bud is to remove the newly germinated buds on the trunk by hand, and the plants with a high germination rate should be wiped frequently, if the buds are not wiped in time, it is easy to consume too many nutrients, which affects the overall shape of the bonsai.

3. Leaf picking. Leaf picking is to thin the leaves of ornamental plants, and it is more convenient to ornament the trunk after leaf thinning, and it is necessary to pick leaves frequently for plants with larger stumps. Leaf picking also requires a certain aesthetic ability, otherwise it will be just a potted plant with all the leaves lost.

Fourth, thinning. The main purpose of thinning is to make the plants better transmit light and ventilation, and nutrients can be better transmitted to the branches and leaves through thinning. If the method is not appropriate when thinning, it will be difficult to recover, so pay attention to thinning, do not cut near the trunk, and should cut more than 1cm.

5. Short scissors. Short shears are mainly used for modeling, and longer branches need to be cut short, but not all of them, just to maintain the shape of the tree. Short clipping can also dwarf plants that grow too tall so that the trunk grows stronger.

Sixth, the branches are cut off.

Accumulation and cutting of branches is mainly to imitate the shape of natural trees for pruning, after pruning and the natural growth of the tree is not much different, usually in the young stage of the tree to store branches and cut off, after cutting still to retain part of the branches.