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How to prune Clematis in winter

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-07-01 09:04:16
It can be pruned properly during the winter. First, observe the whole plant and cut off the withered and yellow branches. Disease and insect branches also need attention. They need to be cut thoroughly. After cutting, they can be sprayed with carbendazim solution. In general, the roots do not need to be trimmed, but proper operation is needed for basin changing and rotten roots. Also pay attention to the use of tools, disinfected in advance.

I. trimming method

1. Withered and yellow branches: by the time of winter, the growth activity has basically stopped. At this time, the pruning can be properly re pruned. First, observe the situation of the whole plant, cut off the withered and yellow branches on it first, these have no signs of life, it is useless to stay on them, and will not glow with new branches in the next year.

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2. Disease and insect branches: This is also a point to pay attention to, because the maintenance method has problems, so some branches will be infected with disease and insect pests, which can't remain on it, need to be removed first, and thoroughly, to avoid the impact on the rest of the healthy branches and leaves, after cutting off, can spray multi fungicide solution, play a role in disinfection and sterilization.

3. Root: generally there is no need to trim, but if you choose to change the basin at this time, or the root rots, you need to trim the root position.

Clematis Clematis

2. Precautions

As for the tools used for trimming, this is also very important. A sharp knife should be used. It should be disinfected in advance and cannot be used directly, otherwise it will cause infection at the wound. When trimming, it should be fast, and try to ensure the flatness of the incision.

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