How to prune hibiscus branches and leavesBecause hibiscus grows quickly, it needs to be pruned every year, which can be done in sunny weather. 1. Pruning of seedlings: Hibiscus grows fast, but its branches grow in a messy way, so it needs to be pruned in time. Pinching should be done during the seedling period to eliminate apical dominance and only retain 2-3 branches. Pinching for the second time when it grows to a certain stage can promote branching and produce more flowers in the future. 2. Pruning of large seedlings: In the later stage of hibiscus growth, you can shape it according to your needs, cut off thin, diseased, insect-infested, and unreasonable branches. If the branches grow too densely, they also need to be pruned. This can improve the ventilation and light transmission of the plant. The best time for pruning is during the dormant period of the plant. Hibiscus pruning tipsHibiscus flowers need to be thinned out after the flowers fade every year, including overgrown branches, diseased and insect-infested branches, thin and weak branches, crossed branches and overlapping branches, to promote the growth and flowering of side buds. For plants that have been flowering for 2-3 years, heavy pruning can be carried out every 1-2 years. 2-3 buds should be retained at the base of each side branch, and all the upper parts should be cut off to promote the sprouting of new branches. Hibiscus pruning makes it grow fasterPrune the roots and branches of hibiscus, and cut off the old, weak, and sick ones. This can avoid the differentiation of nutrients, allow more nutrients to be supplied to the plant, and promote the germination of more new buds. Hibiscus pruning and floweringDuring the growth period, it is necessary to prune diseased and insect-infested branches, overgrown branches and overlapping branches to promote the growth of side branches, which can promote flowering. Moreover, during the flowering period, it is necessary to do a good job of bud thinning, and promptly prune away the remaining flowers and non-flowering buds to promote the blooming of new buds. Things to note when pruning hibiscusAfter pruning hibiscus, be sure to pay attention to ventilation and apply an antiseptic film on the wound to speed up wound healing and prevent invasion by pathogens. After pruning, it is also necessary to apply fertilizer in time to supplement the nutrients needed for growth and promote plant growth. |
>>: How to prune potted osmanthus
As a popular plant, many friends like to grow a p...
1. Fertilization during flower bud differentiatio...
Do you water the pennywort every day? Pennywort i...
1. Climate characteristics of Laibin Laibin belon...
1. Using leaf cuttings If Tia wants to achieve th...
Does Magnolia prefer shade or sun? Magnolia is re...
Salad of Apricot Leaves Cold-mixed apricot leaves...
Coriander is a seasoning vegetable that many of o...
1. Acidic soil Gardenia likes to grow in acidic s...
Goldfish flower The small-leaved goldfish flower,...
The fruit of Sansevieria ▲Overall ▲Partial Flower...
The green radish is evergreen all year round, and...
The normal shape of cucumbers should be an even o...
The fruit of vine grapes after several years of p...
1. Select seeds Before planting in potted plants,...