How to prune woodruff

Time to prune woodruff

The osmanthus plant can be pruned in winter and after flowering. The low temperature in winter is conducive to wound healing and has less impact on the overall plant.

How to prune the branches of wood fragrance flowers

Woodbine is mainly planted in pots and in the ground. The pruning method is different if the planting method is different. Potted woodbine needs to be heavily pruned after flowering, cutting off the remaining flowers and dense, crossed branches.

Ground-planted plants can be pruned in the summer, cutting off small, sick and weak branches, and doing a good job of thinning. Dense branches, sick and weak branches, old and dead branches, overgrown branches or crossed branches can be pruned off to promote the sprouting of new branches, which is beneficial to the beauty and fullness of the plant shape.

Tips for pruning woodruff

Before winter, the withered, yellow, and sickly branches of the osmanthus flower need to be pruned. After flowering, the dead flowers, withered flowers, and some non-flowering branches also need to be pruned.

Generally, the wood fragrance flower grows vigorously, and the dense branches, crossed branches, and overlapping branches need to be pruned to maintain good ventilation and light transmission so that the plant can better carry out photosynthesis.

Pruning and flowering of woodruff

It is necessary to prune the dead flowers and branches that have not bloomed in time so that nutrients can be concentrated on the development of new branches. This will increase the number of branches and facilitate flowering.

Tips for pruning woodruff

After pruning the osmanthus flower, it should be kept in a cool and ventilated environment. It should not be exposed to the sun at this time. After pruning, water it appropriately to keep the soil slightly moist.