1. Bud pruningWhen the new buds of azalea sprout, they can be pruned to control the growth of more protruding branches beyond the crown so that all the branches sprout almost at the same time, so as to achieve the regularity of the entire plant and ensure a more complete plant shape. 2. Flowering pruningWhen azalea blooms, some branches will not form flower buds, or some branches at the edge of the flowers will grow relatively thick. At this time, buds will sprout and they need to be cut off in time to ensure the regularity of the flower shape. 3. Pruning after floweringWhen azalea blooms, the edges of the buds will change color, wither, and fall off. At this time, the withered flowers should be cut off in time to prevent them from consuming nutrients. |
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