How to prune osmanthus to make it bloom more

1. Prune the dense and weak branches on the branches

Many densely packed weak branches will sprout from the healthy branches. These branches will only consume nutrients and are of no use. Cutting off these thin branches can save nutrients, improve ventilation, promote the photosynthesis of plants, and increase tree vigor.

2. Cut off the inward-growing branches on the trunk

Many horizontal branches will sprout from the trunk. If these branches grow too much, they will consume a lot of nutrients, causing a waste of nutrients in the plant and affecting the ventilation effect of the plant. Therefore, the inner horizontal branches on the trunk should be cut off.

3. Cut off the branches parallel to the plant

Arrange the branches on the trunk of the plant that are facing the same direction, keep one relatively strong branch, and cut off the others to make the density of the branches of the plant appropriate and the direction of the branches reasonable.