How to prune daisies

Daisy Pruning Time

Daisies can be pruned in spring and also need to be pruned after flowering to avoid nutrient loss and promote healthy growth of the plants.

How to prune daisies

Daisies need to be topped when they are in the seedling stage to remove the growth advantage at the top and promote the germination of side buds. During normal growth, overly dense and weak branches need to be cut off to concentrate nutrients on the strong growing branches. Unsightly branches can also be pruned to make the plant shape more beautiful.

After the flowering period, prune away the dead flowers, withered flowers, and branches that have not bloomed. Thin branches also need to be pruned appropriately.

Daisy Pruning Tips

After the daisies bloom, they need to be pruned appropriately according to the actual situation. If you do not want to keep seeds, you can cut off the withered flowers. Also, the branches and leaves that are not growing well on the plants should be pruned. If the plants are found to be infected with diseases, the diseased parts should be cut off in time. If the plants grow too densely, they should be thinned out appropriately.

Daisies grow faster when pruned

In the early stage of daisy growth, pinching and topping are the main measures, which can control plant height and promote the growth of side branches.

Daisy pruning flowering

Daisies need to be prepared for bud thinning so that nutrients are concentrated in the remaining buds. The number of flowers will increase and the colors will be more colorful.

Daisy pruning tips

When pruning daisies, do it in a sunny environment with suitable temperature. The pruning tools need to be disinfected in advance. After pruning, place it temporarily in a cool place. After a period of time, move it back to its original place for daily maintenance and management.