The pruning of jasmine is mainly concentrated in two periods, one is the growth period, that is, from spring to autumn, including two times of pruning, the first time around Qingming, before the germination of jasmine; the second time after the bloom, August or September. The second is the dormancy period, that is, before spring, the dead branches and disease and insect branches are cut off to let the jasmine recuperate.
The first pruning in growing period should be combined with turning basin. First, use a small stick to dig out the whole plant of jasmine, remove part of the old soil of the root system, and cut off the overdense fibrous roots.
After being put into the basin again, the branches that grow too long and too dense shall be cut or shortened to make the branches evenly distributed.
After the flower withers, the second pruning is carried out. On the premise of ensuring the beautiful plant shape of jasmine, some leaves are removed to reduce the loss of nutrients. Each branch keeps 3-5 bars, cutting off the top, and promoting the germination of new branches. (Jasmine will not grow new buds on the original branches after flowering, and will not grow small ones without cutting them off.)
Before sprouting in spring, cut off the disease and insect branches, thin and weak branches and extra long branches. Don't be soft. Cut it.
Cut short the top of the annual branch, and keep the lower branch about 10-15 cm.
Remove all leaves. Although it looks a little bare after trimming, but you are not cruel, it is not long. After trimming like this, it is good for the short, strong and beautiful jasmine.
People who are diligent but not impetuous can raise flowers well, which is better reflected in the pruning of jasmine. Hardworking people will regularly observe the growth of jasmine and adjust it in time; rigid people will only maintain it step by step. It's easy to cut at any time, but it's very helpful for the growth of jasmine!
For blind branches (non flowering branches), long branches and disease and insect branches, cut them as you see them, so as to improve the ventilation and light transmittance of plants.
(Jasmine usually blooms three times) if you cut off the stalk, you can promote the next flowering.
The newly bought Jasmine must cut off all the buds and buds, or it will be hard to feed. In the breeding process, the withered branches and leaves should be cut off in time. For the newly bought jasmine, no matter how ugly the plant shape, your first task is to support it and not rush to reshape it.
Many flower friends cultivate jasmine, often pay attention to water and fertilizer, neglect pruning, even in the winter after the withered old branches and leaves are also reluctant to cut off, resulting in thin branches and small leaves, it is not worth the loss. In fact, pruning is very simple, the key is to be ruthless.
In addition, since it is cut, no trace will be left, rough incision will be avoided, and the remaining axillary buds will be too long, which will affect the growth of new buds.
The pruned branches of Jasmine can be cutted. Each branch keeps two leaves. It is required that the shoots in the middle of the leaves grow well and each leaf is cut in half, so the cuttage is OK. The survival rate of cuttage is relatively high, but since it's cuttage of cut branches, it's earned by you to grow into a new plant!
OK, it's summer time. Is your Jasmine blooming quietly? Or make a little tantrum with you, hiding the flower bud. No matter it doesn't open at first, Molly is in your house. Take good care of it!
