How to prune the calyx

How to prune the branches of the calyx

The branching and growth ability of the calyx spurred flower is very tenacious, so it must be pruned from time to time to prevent the side branches from growing vigorously, causing the plant to grow wildly and die when the nutrient supply is insufficient.

The calyx spurred flower needs proper pruning to increase branching. When the branches are too dense, they should be thinned out appropriately. After the seedlings are planted, they can be topped to promote the growth of side branches. It is also necessary to shorten the branches that are too long, trim away the dense, overgrown, diseased, insect-infested, and old branches and leaves, and remove the withered flowers during the flowering period.

Tips for pruning calyx

The calyx spurred flower can be topped and pinched during its growth period to concentrate nutrients on the growth of side branches. This can effectively dwarf the plant, allow more side branches to grow, create a more prosperous plant shape, and make the plant grow more vigorously.

Calyx spurs grow fast when pruned

The calyx spur grows vigorously, so pay attention to pruning. If there are branches with fallen leaves, you can prune them all away and it will soon grow new branches and leaves.

Flowering of calyx spur

The calyx spurred flower needs to have its branches and leaves that are not growing well pruned. If the branches and leaves are very dense, they also need to be pruned to increase the light transmittance of the plant and facilitate flowering.

Precautions for pruning calyx

The growth rate of the spurred plant is amazing, so you can prune it without any worries. Even if you prune it too much, it will quickly grow new branches for you to prune.