How to prune goldfinch

When to prune goldfinches

Generally, there are two times to prune the branches of the goldfinch. The first is after the leaves fall in winter, mainly to prune some overlapping branches and leaves. The second is after flowering, in order to allow the goldfinch's branches to grow better.

The pruned branches of the golden sparrow can be used for cuttings. Choose branches with strong growth, thick branches, and no diseases or insect pests, and cut them into 10-15cm long. Then insert the branches directly into the prepared soil. Compact it when covering, water it in time, then cover it with a film and compact the edge of the film.

How to prune the branches of a goldfinch

During the breeding process of golden finches, the growth state of the branches determines the pruning direction. The overgrown or redundant branches need to be cut off, which can not only reduce the consumption of nutrients, but also increase its layering and beauty.

Pruning is also required before the golden broom blooms, mainly to prune away the branches that are not growing well or are dead, to avoid the plant being too dense and affecting its growth.

In addition, after the goldenrod blooms, the remaining flowers should be pruned off in time, otherwise the nutrients will be consumed, and the branches that have already bloomed should also be pruned off.

Goldfinch grows fast after pruning

If you want the golden sparrow to grow fast, you can prune the overgrown branches and leaves when it is growing vigorously, and pinch the tips appropriately. After it blooms in spring, you need to shorten the branches that have bloomed. This can maintain nutrient concentration, make the plant grow faster, and sprout new branches and leaves.

Goldfinch pruning flowering

If you want to prune the golden broom to make it bloom, you can prune some branches that affect the shape of the tree after the leaves fall in winter. After the dormant period, new branches and leaves will grow to make the shape more beautiful, and when the flowering season comes, beautiful flowers will bloom.

Precautions for pruning goldenrod

When pruning broom, the main thing to pay attention to is timely pruning of branches and leaves. Usually in spring, the withered branches should be pruned off, and the weak and diseased branches should also be pruned off. In winter, attention should be paid to pruning the long branches after the leaves fall, so that the broom will not suffer from insufficient nutrient supply and poor growth.