The rose gardenia clicked and the bud rubbed and burst the pot.

Do you know why your flowers don't bloom? Not knowing how to trim is a big reason! Flowers can not control how many branches to grow, how many buds to drum, the burden is all on the owner. Today, everyone will learn how to trim these 5 kinds of flowers along with the flowers!

rose

Flower cultivation

Rose variety is rich, colorful beautiful, deeply loved by the majority of flower friends, but for pruning this matter, we either do not, or do not go to hand, how can this see flowers bloom?

Daily pruning:

1. Cut off old branches and weak branches.

The existence of old branches and weak branches will affect the absorption of water and nutrients by other branches, and cannot guarantee the needs of strong branches.

In addition, cutting off old and weak branches can also reduce the chance of plant infection with diseases and insect pests, improve the disease resistance of roses, and become healthier.

2. Cut off blind branches and inward branches.

Blind branches are those branches that stop growing and do not appear buds. Such branches will only take nutrients if they are left.

Cutting off the branches that grow inward, especially the branches at the bottom, is conducive to strengthening ventilation and light transmission, reducing the infection of diseases and insect pests, and promoting the germination of flower buds at the upper part.

3. Cut off dead leaves, diseased leaves and flowers.

Once dead leaves are found on the rose, they should be cut off in time. In addition to competing for nutrients with normal branches and leaves, they are also infected with pests and infect the whole rose.

Catch the flowering period, the remaining flowers should also be cut off in time.

Post-flowering pruning:

1. How does a single-flower rose bloom and promote new branches?

When the rose is dying, cut it at an angle of 45° below the flower (on the top of the three leaves) to promote multiple flowering.

A cut at an angle of 45° about 0.5 cm above the five leaves can promote the emergence of new branches.

2. How do multi-headed roses bloom and send new branches?

Cut off at the lower end of each flower bud close to the node, and the incision distance from the node is about 0.5cm, so that the flower can be cut again.

Cut a branch below all the buds. This will encourage the rose to shoot new branches.

rhododendron

Huahua saw that many flower friends asked how to trim the rhododendron. In fact, they wanted to have a good-looking shape. The important thing was to be willing to move it.

Daily pruning:

1. Cut off dead branches and diseased leaves.

Dead branches and diseased leaves are a waste of nutrition and water, and the other is easy to cause diseases and insect pests, so in the daily maintenance process, they can be cut off at will.

2. Take the heart and hit the top.

To make azaleas grow more dense, more plump shape, often topping is a good way. Cutting off the terminal buds can promote the development of lateral buds, which can make the rhododendron look more prosperous.

Post-flowering pruning:

1) Cut off all the flowers.

Azaleas wither after not easy to fall, so it is necessary to manually cut off the residual flowers, so as to promote the two sides of the new shoots.

2. Cut off overlapping branches and excessive branches.

Rhododendron branches grow too dense will affect the germination of new buds after flowering, excessive branches are a waste of nutrition, the other is to affect the overall shape of Rhododendron, so both should be cut off in time.

bougainvillea

Flower cultivation

Bougainvillea has become the new favorite of flower friends. Looking at the eight-story flower waterfall is greedy, but it is not good to grow well regardless of anything! Let's see how to trim it ~

1. Cut off abnormal branches, excessive branches and overlapping branches.

Malformed branches refer to those branches that grow twisted, or grow between the main branches, and parallel growth. These branches should be cut off in time to promote the development of new branches.

Overlapping branches will make the bougainvillea branches look too cumbersome, and long branches will appear loose, both of which should be carefully trimmed at ordinary times.

2. Cut off weak branches and dead branches.

The vitality of weak branches is not as strong as that of strong branches. Even if they sprout, they are not as good as strong branches. Cutting them off in time can ensure that strong branches breed better buds.

Dead branches do not have the ability to regenerate, and should be cut off in time to promote the development of new branches.

Gardenia

Flower cultivation

Gardenia is not well pruned easy to grow, flower bud off, not diligent flower friends after reading quickly move up!

Daily pruning:

1. Cut off long branches and branches with bad direction.

Branches that are too long or grow in the direction of the main branch should be cut off to ensure balanced growth of Gardenia.

2. Cut off dead leaves.

Remove dead leaves immediately or they will take up nutrients from other healthy leaves. Cut the diseased leaves thoroughly to prevent other branches and leaves from infecting the sick.

3. Cut off the extra buds.

Keep 2~3 flower buds on a branch, leave strong ones, cut off weak ones, so as not to lack nutrition supply and fail to bloom.

4. Cut off the leaves around the flower bud at flowering stage.

In order to ensure that the remaining flower buds can bloom normally, it is recommended to cut the large leaves below the flower buds, so that nutrients will be more concentrated to supply the flower buds.

Post-flowering pruning:

1) Cut off the flowers.

Gardenia flowers should be cut off in time, otherwise it will slow down the birth of new buds.

2. Take the heart and hit the top.

After the flowers fall, gardenia will grow a lot of new terminal buds. At this time, you can carry out the operation of topping and cutting off some terminal buds to promote the development of lateral buds and make gardenia grow more luxuriant.

Milan

Flower cultivation

Milan can be pruned throughout the year, spring can be re-cut, autumn and winter can be daily pruning maintenance.

1. Daily pruning mainly cuts long branches, inward branches, dead branches and diseased branches, which can ensure normal ventilation and light transmission of plants and ensure sufficient nutrient supply for healthy branches.

2. After Milan sprouts, it can be removed to promote the development of lateral buds.

3, spring can be re-cut, that is, all the branches are cut off, the purpose of this is to let Milan multiple branches, so that the lateral development of the plant, the expansion of the crown.

4, summer temperature is generally not recommended for large-scale pruning.

That's all for cutting flowers.

In fact, the more cut flowers grow faster

The flowers at home are not energetic, so pick up the scissors and try it!

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