How to prune the flowers, how to prune the flowers

The cutting part has a great influence on the length of the flower branch, the early and late germination of the bud under the cutting edge, the number of days required for the next flowering and the length of the flower branch. The longer the branches, the more leaves, the fewer days it takes for the next flowering, and the shorter the flowering branches. The next flowering branch is the longest when leaving 3 5 leaflets, generally speaking, 2 leaves of 5 leaflets should be left when cutting, the plant should be left more when the plant is weaker, the plant recovery is not sufficient after summer dormancy, 9 October can leave 3 5 leaflet leaves when cutting flowers, 3 April the tree is more vigorous, in order to control the height of the plant, you can leave less or no 5 leaflet leaves, and even retract and prune to the main branch part of the flower.

1. When pruning the flower branches, 2 leaves of 5 leaflets should be left to ensure that there are enough leaves on the left branches.

2. Cut 1cm above the left bud, cut the cut and the branch at an angle of 60, and obliquely from one side of the bud to the other. If the plants are tall or need to spend summer, you can take retract pruning.

3. Try to leave the outer buds as much as possible.

4. Bamboo curtains should be laid in the place where the freshly cut flower branches are placed, and plastic sheets should not be laid, because plastic sheets are easy to absorb dust and pollute flowers, especially red flowers are easy to be polluted by dust and affect quality.

5. The cut flower branches should be inserted into the water as soon as possible, especially in the hot summer, the flower buds of varieties such as Kalamia are particularly easy to weep, and special attention should be paid to them.

The pruning method of the moon flower is as follows:

1. Pruning during the growth period: The moon flower needs to be pruned during the growth period, and when it is observed that it grows buds, we need to cut off the excess flower buds, so that only one flower bud is left on each branch, so as to avoid the consumption of excess nutrients, so that its flowers can bloom full and gorgeous, and the flowers can be larger and fragrant.

For example, in the spring, a lot of new shoots usually emerge in our monthly season. At this time, we have to pick some young shoots to stay. Some miscellaneous branches or shoots on non-main branches can be directly erased.

Leave about three shoots on the main branch, which can concentrate nutrients and make the paper strip of the moon flower more vigorous.

2. Pruning in the late flowering stage: the flowers end in May each spring, at this time, the open residual flowers and weak, crossed, overlapping branches should be cut off, which can make the plant more beautiful, and can also avoid the consumption of excess nutrients, which is conducive to the germination of new branches, and can also create good conditions for its next flowering. It is also necessary to keep 4-5 young shoots for the flowering branches, and if the flowering branches grow weakly, only 1-2 young shoots need to be retained to avoid uneven distribution of nutrients.

3. Dormant pruning: Moonflowers will enter the dormant period in winter and stop growing. If there are too many branches and leaves, it is prone to frost damage, so it needs to be pruned in winter.

At this time, it should be re-pruned, using sterilized sharp scissors, to cut off the thin and dry branches of the moon flowers, save nutrients, and then cut off the diseased and insect branches to avoid other healthy branches and leaves infected with germs. This will allow it to safely overwinter and help it grow new shoots in the coming year.

The pruning method of the moon flower is as follows:

1. Prune for the first time.

Usually in mid-May, we start pruning the moon season to cut off the broken flowers in time to prevent them from bearing fruit. This allows for more concentrated nutrients and a more beautiful second bloom. Generally speaking, the branches with strong growth can be lightly pruned, leaving about 5 buds; Weaker shoots need to be pruned strongly, leaving 1-2 buds.

2. Prune for the second time.

This pruning is generally carried out at the end of June and the beginning of July. In the middle of summer, the plants grow slowly, and only light pruning is required. We can start with the second leaf below the broken flower, and we don't need to cut off too many branches, just cut off the long branches and the flowers that have failed miserably.

3. Prune for the third time.

After August, we can prune the moon season again. There are 3 buds left on each branch, in order to make the overall plant look more beautiful, we can prune the branches that have bloomed once, and clean those dense, overlapping and intersecting branches to ensure ventilation and light.

4. The fourth pruning.

At the end of December, we can prune for the last time, when the temperature is getting lower and the season is about to go dormant. At this time, we need to cut off all the sick, crossed, withered and old branches and leaves, so that after pruning, we can prepare for winter.