In this way, the potted jasmine is pruned to ensure that it is easy to burst the pot.

I wonder if your flower friends have trimmed jasmine flowers. Flowering pruning can also promote flowering. Here's how to trim it!

Growth-season pruning:

During the growth period, the first pruning should be combined with the basin. First, dig up the whole jasmine with a small stick, remove some soil from the roots, and cut off the excess fiber roots.

After replanting, cut into long branches or long branches, cut into short branches, so that branches evenly distributed.

After pruning, a second pruning is performed to ensure that some jasmine leaves are removed and to reduce nutrient loss. Each branch retains 3 to 5 segments, pruning the top tips and promoting the germination of new shoots. (After flowering, it does not sprout on the original branch, is not cut off, and does not produce small buds.)

Cut at any time:

Hard-working and not dry people, can keep good flowers, which in jasmine pruning has been better reflected. Diligent people will observe regularly, jasmine growth will adjust in time, stiff people will only keep step by step. It's easy to cut at any time, but it's good for growth.

For blind branches (non-flowering branches), branches of trees can be cut down to improve the air permeability and light transmission of plants.

Dormancy pruning:

In spring, before germination, remove pests and twigs, thin twigs, long branches. Don't be soft, use scissors.

Shorten the tops of annual branches, keeping them between 10 and 15 cm.

Remove all the leaves. Although you look a little bald after trimming, you are not heartless. Not long. After pruning, jasmine flowers are short and fruity.

Trimming notes:

Many flower friends plant jasmine flowers, often pay attention to water and fertilizer, neglect pruning, even after winter, old branches and leaves can not be cut off, resulting in lean meat, small leaves, not worth the loss. In fact, pruning is very simple, the key is your heart to be ruthless.

In addition, when pruning, no traces are left to avoid rough cuts and keep axillary buds too long, which will affect the growth of new shoots.

Cuttings can be pruned:

Cuttage branches can be cuttings, each branch leaves two leaves, the requirements of the middle bud in the middle of the leaves grow well, each leaf cut into half, so cuttage can be. Cuttage survival rate is relatively high, but since it is a cuttage, it grows into a new plant, that is to say, you earn!

Flowering maintenance:

Jasmine loves fertilizer. If properly preserved, potted Jasmine can bloom three times a year. If fertilizer is insufficient and nutrients are insufficient, it will not bloom after flowering. If management is in place, it could start from late May to early November. The key is to master pruning, sunlight and fat.