What are the characteristics of shaping and pruning jujube trees?

Characteristics of shaping and pruning jujube trees: (1) Little pruning is required. The fruiting mother branches basically do not extend, and the fruiting branches drop off every year, so the amount of pruning is relatively small; (2) Flower buds form easily and are distributed fairly evenly. The true buds at each node on the fruiting base branches of jujube trees can all sprout into fruiting mother branches. Therefore, the fruiting mother branches are distributed fairly evenly, and when pruning there is no need to consider the cultivation of flower buds or the arrangement of flower bud numbers, only the arrangement of branches; (3) Adventitious buds sprout easily. Buds in a position of apical dominance readily sprout into new vegetative branches, often causing disordered growth of the tree's scaffold branches.