How to trim the rich and beautiful

Rich and noble pruning time

The Fugui Mantang can be pruned in early spring, after the flowers fade, and before winter. Timely pruning of branches and leaves can reduce nutrient consumption, make the plant more beautiful and full, and enhance the ornamental value of the Fugui Mantang.

Pruning methods and steps of Fuguimantang

1. Pruning branches

When pruning the branches of the Fuguimantang plant, first remove the dead, diseased and rotten branches, then judge the strong and weak branches. You can cut off some thin branches and excessive branches, and keep the strong branches with flower buds to prevent excessive consumption of nutrients and prevent them from supplying where they are needed.

2. Pruning after flowering

After the flowering period of the plant, all the petals and withered leaves should be removed. This can reduce the consumption of nutrients in the pot. During the differentiation of flower buds, the tender buds on the top should be pinched off, and only the buds on both sides need to be retained.

3. Pruning before winter

In winter, the plant enters a dormant period, so this is the best time to prune it. Overlapping branches, crossed branches, and diseased and insect-infested branches can be pruned in time. Thin branches can be cut short to promote their rejuvenation, and overgrown branches can be cut short to reduce nutrient consumption.

Things to note when pruning Fugui Mantang

The Fugui Mantang is relatively fragile after pruning, so it is suitable to be moved to a semi-shaded, well-ventilated environment for maintenance. Do not expose it directly to the sun. In addition, after pruning the branches, control watering, especially not watering the wounds, otherwise it will cause rot and the Fugui Mantang will be difficult to grow.