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What to do when petunias grow lopsided? After pruning they bloom into a big flower ball
Many flowers, like petunias and roses... can bloom multiple times a year. And if you prune properly and in time, it can help the flowers shorten the time to bloom abundantly again! Today, Huahua will tell everyone the techniques to shorten the time to bloom abundantly again, hurry up and learn them...
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Display of the effect after pruning and reshaping a small bonsai
Before free-growth pruning After pruning ...
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How to prune peonies during the dormant period? Dormant-period pruning of peonies
How to prune peonies during the dormant period? Dormant-period pruning of peonies 1 Current status of peony cultivation and use in the Beijing area. Peonies have a cultivation history of more than 1500 years in our country and are a precious and distinctive flower of our country. The history of peony cultivation in the Beijing area...
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Suzhou-style bonsai get a grooming: the perfect time for pruning and shaping
On May 22, a gardener prunes a bonsai. Recently, at the bonsai garden of Wanjing Villa in the Huqiu Hill scenic area of Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, gardeners have been busy pruning and reshaping hundreds of Suzhou-style bonsai in the garden to welcome visitors. Photo by Xinhua (Hang Xingwei) ...
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A Brief Talk on Pruning Geraniums and Marguerites: Want More Flowers? You Need More Branching
With nothing to do this morning, I gave the geraniums and marguerites a serious pruning, and I'd like to share and learn with everyone here. The branches are all quite sturdy, but there are too few forks and not enough branches. If you want lots of flowers, you have to cut away lots of forked branches...
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A super complete guide to pruning the money tree, easy to learn in one go
Money trees come in big and small sizes, and their growth rates differ too, so do money trees need pruning? The answer is definitely yes. Pruning the money tree at the right time can keep the tree shape attractive and stimulate new buds to sprout. Below, the editor will share with you the money tree...
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Repotting succulents: pruning the roots beforehand is simple and takes only 3 minutes to learn
Many people love growing succulents, but there are always some who just cannot keep them alive. How can you grow succulents well without knowing the tricks? Speaking of this, we need to talk about how to prune succulent roots. When pruning roots, the white fibrous roots do not need to be trimmed...
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What is the purpose of pruning bougainvillea? Once you understand it, blooming is not difficult
There are many discussions and many methods regarding bougainvillea pruning. I think the first thing you must consider is what your purpose for pruning is. 1. If you want the bougainvillea tree shape to be styled according to your envisioned requirements, such as umbrella shape, spherical shape, welcoming-pine shape, willow...
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Kalanchoe needs ruthless pruning; only with lush branches and leaves can the flowers burst into a full pot
Kalanchoe grows for a while and then stops growing, and it won't bloom either. At this point we need to prune it, but some flower lovers can't bear to. If you want to grow Kalanchoe well, you have to prune it ruthlessly, and only then will it grow into a full pot. The reason Kalanchoe grows leggy is...
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How do you control tree growth in stump bonsai through pruning methods?
Using pruning methods to control tree growth in stump bonsai. Stump pruning can control tree growth, keep the tree dwarf, encourage branching and make the leaves dense, achieving the artistic effect of turning a large tree into a small one and embodying the large within the small. At the same time, pruning is also an important measure to ensure that stump bonsai plants grow and develop normally, bloom and bear fruit (referring to flower-and-fruit bonsai), and stay old but not declining under the conditions of little potting soil and limited water and fertilizer. Generally, deciduous tree species (such as elm, Japanese bush cherry, trident maple, etc.) can be pruned all year round, but the best time is after leaf drop and before bud break, because at this time there are no leaves on the tree, so the growth of the branches can be seen clearly and it is easy to work. For flowering bonsai plants, those that bloom on new branches of the current year (such as ornamental pomegranate) should preferably be pruned before bud break, while those that bloom on perennial branches (such as plum blossom) should preferably be pruned after flowering. Slow-growing evergreen trees should preferably be pruned in winter; for pine species, since they tend to bleed resin after pruning, they should preferably be pruned at noon on a sunny winter day.
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