If you prune roses like this, the flowers will be abundant and the branches will be strong, and they will bloom every year!

What are the benefits of pruning roses?

1. The main purpose of rose pruning is to prevent diseases and pests, shape and promote flowering. The branches of roses grow very fast, which can easily block light and ventilation and be infected by diseases and pests.

2. Learning how to prune roses can make your roses more beautiful, branches stronger, flowers bigger, and can also effectively prevent diseases and pests.

General method for pruning roses:

1. Flower lovers who grow roses at home are advised to prepare a pair of pruning shears and a pair of gloves to assist in the pruning process.

2. First of all, remove dead branches, weak branches, and diseased and insect-infested branches, regardless of whether their direction is conducive to shaping. When pruning diseased branches, cut until the healthy white part can be seen.

3. Remove dead flowers in time, otherwise it will affect the growth of new branches, which in turn will affect the formation of new flower buds.

4. When the rose grows to the flowering period, many flower buds will form. Don’t think this is a good thing! If you want your rose to bloom better, you can't keep all these buds!

5. If you want the flower buds to bloom at the same time, you need to pick off the top bud to allow the side buds to absorb enough nutrients; if you want the head flower to bloom bigger, you need to pick off the side buds below the head flower to allow the main source of nutrients to supply it.

6. The same applies to new rose branches. If you want the rose to send out more branches from the bottom, you must promptly prune the upper branches and new buds, and shorten the main branches to remove the top dominance, so that the rose can grow more side branches and bloom more.

7. When pruning branches, pay attention to controlling the height of the cut. If the incision is too close to the bud, it will easily lead to water loss and cause the new buds to wither; if it is too far, it will easily be infected by bacteria and lose vitality.

The incision should be made 0.5-1 cm above the retained bud and at an angle.

8. Control the direction of branches and avoid crossed branches to facilitate shaping. Generally, the branches that grow outwards are pruned. If the entire rose plant lacks branches inside, you can leave a few buds growing inwards depending on the situation.

9. If you want the rose branches to grow stable and strong, you need to cut off the thin branches and small buds. For buds of the same size, keep the one close to the thick branch. In this way, the rose can become thicker and stronger.

10. The above mentioned are the daily pruning principles. If you want to "refurbish" the rose and grow it from scratch, when is the best time to re-prune it?

First of all, heavy pruning means cutting off 1/2 or 2/3 of the main branches of the rose.

Generally, we will carry out heavy pruning when the rose is preparing for wintering, when it is seriously infected with pests and diseases, and when old branches are being renewed, before frost.

Heavy pruning helps roses maintain longer-lasting and vigorous vitality. After heavy pruning, the survival rate of new rose seedlings will increase.

How should azalea be pruned after it blooms?

1. After the azalea finishes blooming, the dead flowers should be picked off in time and the overlapping branches should be cut off to avoid affecting the germination of new buds.

2. Cut off weak branches, diseased branches, and dead branches, otherwise they will occupy the nutrients needed for the growth of new buds, causing the azalea to not bloom, or to bloom fewer flowers.

3. Pruning azaleas is generally for shaping, and the best time to prune is after the flowering period in spring.

4. During the growth process, you can remove buds and pinch the tops at any time to maintain the good growth and shape of the azalea.

Rose pruning is a technical job

If flower lovers can fully grasp

I guess he can become a great god!

Huahua is looking forward to you~