What to do if the Gesang flowers are too dense

Gesang flowers are too dense

If the Gesang flowers are too dense, there is no need to manage them, because the wild nature of Gesang flowers determines that its vitality is very tenacious, and the flowers and plants being too dense will not affect its growth.

Being too dense will not affect the growth of Gesang flowers. Gesang flowers generally survive in the wild, can adapt to various harsh environments, and have strong vitality, so there will be no problem of being too dense affecting their growth.

Pruning Gesang flowers too densely

If the Gesang flowers are too dense, they need to be pruned. Gesang flowers can be pruned after they bloom. They have tenacious vitality, so they are also very resistant to pruning, and general pruning will not affect their growth.

Gesang flowers are too dense to be divided into pots

If the Gesang flowers are too dense, there is no need to divide them into pots. Not dividing them into pots will not affect their growth because they are wild plants with strong adaptability in the wild and can survive no matter how difficult the conditions are. Therefore, dividing them into pots will cause little harm to them.