How to make the branches of Honeysuckle short and dense

Because the potted honeysuckle is limited, it can not be allowed to develop; the ornamental requirements are higher, and it is required to have a better shape; the most important thing is that it can not bloom as casually as it is planted on the ground, but want it to concentrate and bloom luxuriantly. The following methods can help you do this: first, buckle water. Honeysuckle is a vine, without interference, its branches grow fast and long. In the basin, we can break the convention by not watering it in the evening and watering it in the morning when it sprouts in spring, and watering small water instead of heavy water, so that its physiological water can not meet the needs of prosperous growth, shortening and aging new branches. When the branches are old, they are easy to blossom, while shortening narrows the distance between the internodes, and the blossoms are concentrated and flourish. Second, limit fertilizer. Before flower bud formation, no or less nitrogen fertilizer was applied, but relatively more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer was applied. When the flower bud is basically formed, the striping is basically over, and then appropriate amount of nitrogen fertilizer is applied to make it form a situation of multi-flower and large flower. Third, turn the basin less. It only turns the basin once in 3-4 years. The purpose is not to let it sprout more new roots, the new roots are less, the absorptive capacity is poor, coupled with the basin soil aging, it is very difficult to grow, so as to achieve the purpose of controlling the tree potential, limiting branches, and blooming densely. Fourth, pruning. Cut off the buds, trim the long branches, and keep the long branches short. Then put it in a sunny place (half-cloudy and half-sunny in summer) to prevent it from growing because of insufficient light. Through the above measures, you can make your honeysuckle shorter and more ornamental. The seedling is not in this case because it is allowed to flourish so that it can blossom as soon as possible. This method also applies to June snow.