How to prune golden bells

Can golden bells be pruned?

In fact, the golden bell is a plant that is very resistant to pruning. As long as you master the correct pruning method, the golden bell will have great gains in growth momentum and plant morphology after pruning.

Why prune golden bells?

Some people may ask, why do we need to prune golden bells? There is nothing wrong with not pruning the golden bells. In fact, pruning is very necessary for golden bells. If not pruned, the branches and stems of the golden bell will continue to grow upward, but this will result in fewer branches, making the plant appear sparse and produce fewer flowers. In addition, proper pruning will improve the lighting conditions of the golden bell and increase side branches, so as to expand the crown of the golden bell and promote its flowering.

How to prune golden bells

In fact, the pruning method of golden bells is very simple, similar to roses. The best time to prune is in early spring, because after winter, some branches and stems of the golden bell will be damaged, and at this time the damaged branches need to be cut off. At the same time, it is best to cut all the branches and stems short at this time, cutting them to less than one foot from the ground, about five or six inches. This can stimulate the golden bell to grow new branches, making its appearance more lush and its flowering condition better. For young golden bell plants, you can also slightly trim the top of them. This is also to improve their lighting conditions, expand their crowns, and promote their flowering.

We can also trim the golden bell flowers into shape according to our preferences. When pruning, be sure to cut off all the dead branches and leaves on the plant and maintain good light transmission, which is conducive to its growth. In addition, as an evergreen shrub, the plant of the golden bell is more suitable for being cultivated into a shrub state to decorate flower clusters and flower paths. Moreover, according to personal preference, making this flower into a single main trunk is also a good choice. Golden bell is suitable for this type of pruning method.