Rose
Only keep a bud at the top of the branch, take out all the rest, make the nutrients concentrated, so that the top of the bud can open big and colorful!
Cut off the buds except the top
Cut off the branches that have blossomed, the branches that are sick and weak
Sometimes, the rose branches grow very thick, will block the sunshine of other branches, is not conducive to photosynthesis, you can take the pulling treatment.
Tie the rope to the 1, 2 and 3 branches as shown in the figure below, and then gently pull down until the branches are at the same level as the D position marked by me.
Result hint
So the distance between the branches is relatively large, which is conducive to photosynthesis and will soon be able to bloom again.
In winter, the rose will enter a dormancy state, at this time, you can carry out a re - cut.
When pruning, cut off all the branches above the ground without lignification. And the leaves on the remaining branches should be cut off.
Trim footprint
All parts above the red line can be cut off,
Then cut short or directly the diseased branches
After pruning
From the beginning of spring, the growth period of Rose comes, and it is the period of axillary bud and flower bud differentiation, in order to make the flowers bloom big and fragrant.
1. At the beginning, keep two or three buds on each branch. The rest of the buds that grow downward or inward are cut off.
Cut off the extra buds
2. After a period of time, when the new buds grow to about 2 ~ 3cm, compare the 2 ~ 3 buds left before and choose the one with the best growth
If the branches are relatively thick, one or two buds can be left as appropriate, but the rest should be cut off, so that the plant nutrients can be more distributed to the original branches, so as to promote flower bud differentiation.
Keep 1 ~ 2 buds per branch
1. Cut off the thin branches, gardenia in the growth process, grow a lot of lateral buds, and then the lateral buds will become lateral branches, these lateral branches keep pure is a waste of nutrition, must be cut off in time.
Cut off the thin branches
2. Cut off the overlapping branches. The overlapping branches mainly appear in the Gardenia potted plant. If not cut off, it will cause the branches to be too dense, thus blocking the light, which is not conducive to the photosynthesis of the leaves.
Cut the overlapping branches
1. Cut off the buds around the flower bud, because they will compete with the flower bud for nutrients.
Cut off the buds
2. Topping
If you want Gardenia to bloom more, you need to top and pick the heart, that is, remove the top buds, see the following figure for the specific pruning position
Trim position
Gardenia open after, timely cut, one is to reduce salt consumption, the second is to promote the germination of new buds.
When pruning, count down from the remnant and start pruning under the second pair of leaves.
Trim position
Trim picture
If the shape of gardenia is not good-looking, you can choose to cut it again after the flower, because Gardenia only blooms in spring, after the spring re cutting, summer and autumn are just the growth period of gardenia, which can slow down relatively quickly.
Before pruning
After pruning
From the end of August to the end of September, the last wave of jasmine flowers is also in full bloom.
This time, we must cut the flowers lightly, just cut off the flowers. We need to keep some strong branches for winter.
Before pruning
After pruning
Every spring, jasmine will enter the growing season, but after a long winter, jasmine will inevitably produce some disease and insect branches, thin and weak branches, long branches, overlapping branches and so on.
So in the early spring, you can shave Molly's head and cut off all the branches that have problems. Don't be soft! With the increase of temperature, the branches of jasmine will germinate soon.
Before pruning
After pruning
Before the jasmine blooms, you need to top the jasmine. First, you need to control the overgrowth. Second, you need to let the jasmine grow more branches.
Start from the bottom, 1 ~ 2 pairs of blades, and then remove the top.
Before pruning
After pruning
After the jasmine blooms, we should cut off the remnant flowers in time, in order to reduce the consumption of nutrients, so that the Jasmine can bloom again.
Cut the remaining flowers and a pair of lower leaves together. If the flowering branches are very slender, increase the pruning length as appropriate, because the thinner and longer the branches are, the fewer flowers can be produced. The specific trimming position is shown in the figure below
Before pruning
After pruning