What if the small potted flowers can't be trimmed? It can be easily done with these three tricks.

Many relatives who raise small potted flowers know that potted flowers need pruning. Pruning can not only make your plants look more beautiful, but also help plants grow.

So how do you take care of the plants that need to be pruned in your garden?

Today, I will tell you three ways to trim potted flowers to make your plants lush and lush!

Pick the heart

Picking the heart is also called cutting off the tip and topping, which is to pinch or cut off the top of the main stem or side branch of the flower plant by hand, so as to break the top advantage of the plant, promote the germination of its lower axillary buds, inhibit the excessive growth of branches, and promote the plant to be more branched. and form a multi-flower head and beautiful plant shape.

Wipe one's head

Rubber tree, millennium wood, goose palm wood, Wang Dai powder leaves and other large flowers, the plant is too tall, it is difficult to grow indoors, it needs to be pruned or wiped.

The upper part of the plant is usually cut off before the new branches germinate in spring, which is called wiping head. The height of the trunk when wiping your head depends on the type of flowers.

Sparse shearing

Including pruning branches, leaves, buds, flowers and adventitious buds. When the growth of flower plants is too exuberant, resulting in branches and leaves too dense, part of the branches should be thinned timely, or the leaves that are too dense should be removed to improve ventilation and light transmission conditions, so that flowers grow stronger and flowers and fruits are more colorful.

Potted flowers should also often cut the withered and yellow branches, leaves and leaves harmed by diseases and insect pests, so as to make the plant appearance neat and beautiful.

The varieties of foliage flowers with stripes and flowers and leaves are formed by the bud transformation of green plants. the growth of green branches is stronger than those with stripes and flowers and leaves, so they should be pruned in time, so as not to cover the branches with stripes and flowers and leaves, so as to maintain the characteristics of the original variety. It should be noted that conifers such as five-needle pine are not suitable to remove their leaves.

Potted flowers such as camellias often form too many buds. In order to make this kind of potted flowers bloom well, the buds can be properly removed. Bud thinning should be carried out as soon as possible so as not to consume nutrients.

Generally speaking, it should be carried out when the flower bud and the leaf bud can be distinguished, leaving 1 or 2 flowers for each twig, and all the extra buds will be broken off. For potted flowers that are not ready to harvest seeds, the residual flowers after opening should be cut off in time so as not to consume nutrition.

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