How to prune red diamond flowers

When to prune red diamond flowers

When is the best time to prune red diamond flowers: It is best to prune red diamond flowers after they bloom. At this time, the nutrients after flowering become less, and cutting off the dense branches and leaves can reduce the plant's demand for nutrients.

How to propagate the pruned branches of Red Diamond Flower: In May and June, use a sharp knife to cut off the leaf stem segments of Red Diamond Flower as cuttings, or cut off strong branches with aerial roots, and insert them into a substrate mainly composed of peat soil every 2 to 3 nodes. Insert 3 roots into each pot. Water them after insertion and cover with plastic film to keep them warm and moist.

Red Diamond Flower Pruning

Topping: When the red diamond flower grows to a certain height, it must be toppled immediately and pinched in time to promote the growth of more side branches. When it grows to a certain height, it can be pinched. Repeat the process several times to make the trunk shorter.

Pruning branches: When the red diamond flower is dwarfed, it can be pruned all year round to cut off excess long branches, promote the growth of branches, and make the plant more ornamental.

Tips for pruning red diamond flowers

When cultivating red diamond flowers, you need to pay attention to pruning branches and leaves, remove branches and leaves that grow too densely, cut off diseased branches and yellow leaves, and maintain the healthy growth of red diamond flowers.

Tips for pruning red diamond flowers

After pruning the red diamond flower, you need to apply some disinfectant to its wounds in time to reduce bacterial infection. Also, avoid contact with rain after pruning, otherwise the wounds will rot.