Jasmine is long-lived... hurry up and prune it ruthlessly, or the flowers won’t bloom a few days later!

Hurry up and cut the roses now, so they can bloom again in autumn!

When autumn comes, the roses that turned ugly in the summer are about to bloom. If you don’t cut them now, they may not bloom in the fall!

1. Branch pruning

After a summer of crazy growth, the roses have almost grown into plum blossoms. Some have grown too tall, and some have suffered from diseases and insect pests, so these branches must be pruned off quickly. Pruning is generally done 5mm above the full bud in the middle of the branch to retain strong buds.

2. Pruning after flowering

If the summer flowers of the roses in your home have already faded, cut off the withered flowers immediately to avoid unnecessary nutrient consumption and allow the roses to have more nutrients to bloom in autumn. Pruning after flowering is generally done 0.5 cm above the three leaves of the flowering branches, using scissors to trim at a 45° angle, so as to encourage the rose to bloom again!

If you cut jasmine quickly in autumn, it can bloom several times a year!

Jasmine is fragrant and white, and many flower lovers like to grow a pot of it in the living room. But if the jasmine in your home only blooms once and then becomes half-dead, how can other people’s jasmine bloom several times a year? You must have forgotten to trim it!

1. Pruning after flowering

When you see that the jasmine in your home is about to wither, use scissors to cut off the remaining flowers in time to prevent them from remaining on the branches and monopolizing nutrients. Cut off the flowers when they are about to wither, usually cutting off the two pairs of leaves below the flowers at the same time.

2. Pruning of long and weak branches

If your jasmine does not bloom for a long time, but the branches are seriously long, or the whole plant grows in a mess, then you must prune it to reduce nutrient consumption. Generally, the overgrown branches are cut off to ensure that the entire plant shape is symmetrical and beautiful.

If you cut the longevity plant like this in autumn, it will bloom all winter!

After a peaceful summer, you will have to prepare to produce flower buds in the blink of an eye. So pruning becomes a very important part at this time, let’s learn it quickly!

1. Topping

If you want the plant to live longer and have more flower buds, daily topping and pinching are essential. Generally, starting from the young seedlings of Kalanchoe, you need to keep topping them. By removing the tender heart and a pair of leaves at the top, you can allow the Kalanchoe to produce more side buds, making the entire plant fuller and fuller. With more branches, there will naturally be more flowers!

2. Pruning after flowering

If the Kalanchoe in your home is still growing and blooming wildly in summer, then after the flowers fade, you should promptly prune the withered flowers to avoid unnecessary nutrient consumption and allow more nutrients to be supplied for the next flowering! Generally, start pruning from the two pairs of leaves under the flower, that is, start pruning from position 2.

After pruning, you can add more nitrogen-containing fertilizers, such as bean cake fertilizer, rice water or compound fertilizer, so that the pruned Kalanchoe will sprout more new buds and bloom more and more!

If you cut the osmanthus like this now, the flowers will smell so fragrant!

If we talk about flowers that bloom in autumn that are both fragrant and beautiful, osmanthus must be one of them! If you want the osmanthus to bloom in autumn, you have to prune it now, otherwise it will never bloom!

1. Pinch off the top buds

If the osmanthus in your home is always alone, it will be difficult to make it bloom. You must pinch off the top buds to allow it to grow more side branches. This will ensure that the osmanthus blooms more! Generally, you just need to pinch off the 2-4 leaves at the top of the branch!

2. Pruning of cross branches and weak branches

When pruning osmanthus flowers normally, those weaker branches or crossed branches should be cut off. This is because too dense branches will block the entire plant from light, and the entire plant will not only grow in a messy shape, but the branches will also be weak, so those branches must be cut off!

If you cut the bougainvillea like this now, it will bloom in minutes!

If you keep the bougainvillea at home for a long time, it will become lush and wild. If you don't trim it at this time, all the nutrients will be used to grow branches, and it will be impossible for it to bloom! So once you see those unruly branches of bougainvillea, or some thin branches, or crossed branches, cut them off immediately!