Give the flowers a short flat head in spring, and they will grow more and more vigorously, with leaves growing rapidly and blooming!

Cutting the asparagus fern into a short flat head makes it more stylish

Some flower lovers do not know how to prune asparagus fern, which makes it look very shapeless, with messy branches and a few long branches without leaves. The purpose of growing asparagus fern is to give it a graceful and elegant feeling. Let’s see how to trim asparagus fern.

1. Topping

Topping asparagus fern means cutting off the top branches, such as cutting off protruding branches. Regular pruning can promote the sprouting of more new branches. If the shape of the entire asparagus fern is too ugly, you can cut it off at the roots, and it will grow dense branches and leaves in a few days.

2. Cut off the thick buds

After topping the asparagus fern, some tender green new shoots will emerge from the soil. Cut off the thicker shoots and only keep the thin shoots. This is because the thick shoots will not grow into dense branches and leaves when they grow up, and keeping them will be a waste of nutrients.

3. After pruning, the asparagus fern is elegant and stylish

Asparagus fern grows relatively fast and generally needs to be pruned once a week. This can make the branches and leaves of asparagus fern dense and green, and the shape more graceful and full of literary and artistic feel!

If you cut the rose like this, the flowers will be as big as your fist

Pruning is very important for roses. It not only promotes the sprouting of new branches and buds, but also allows more flowers to bloom. Some flower lovers have roses with few side branches and few flowers. This is probably because they do not prune their roses.

1. Topping

When the rose shoots grow to 15-30 cm, you can cut off the tender tips. After cutting, two new branches will generally grow.

Before topping

After topping

2. Cut off blind branches

Blind branches are branches that do not grow flower buds. Cutting off blind branches can reduce nutrient consumption. If the water and fertilizer conditions of the rose are good, but there are still blind branches, cut them off decisively.

3. Cut off diseased branches and dead flowers

If some rose branches are infected with powdery mildew, you can cut off the diseased branches to prevent them from spreading to healthy branches. After the flowers fade, you should also cut off the remaining flowers in time to reduce nutrient consumption.

4. After pruning the rose, the flowers bloom big and bright

The roses grown by many flower lovers bloom in large numbers and beautifully, which is almost entirely due to pruning. Pruning not only makes the rose plants look better, but also allows them to utilize the limited nutrients in the soil and bloom profusely!

Cut the meat with a knife and the cubs will burst out

Some flower lovers have found that the succulents they raise have grown leggy and their plant shapes have become very ugly. Instead of being upset by the sight, it is better to cut the succulents so that they can sprout again and even turn single-headed plants into double-headed plants.

1. Beheading with a knife

It is best to use a sharp knife to behead succulents. Don't use scissors because the blades of scissors are too thick and will damage the stems of succulents. After cutting off the upper part and drying the wound, you can insert it into the soil to take root.

2. Find the right position and cut it

When beheading, it is best to choose a location with strong growth and cut it off quickly. Let’s take the Black Mage as an example and see what happens after he is beheaded.

Seven days after beheading, you can see side buds growing out.

One month after beheading, more side buds emerged.

1-2 months after beheading, the leaves of the black magic master become brightly colored, and the cubs become stunningly beautiful when they grow up!

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