The jasmine flowers bloomed one after another and couldn't be stopped. The fragrance could be smelled even by the neighbors!

Friends who grow flowers know that pruning is absolutely an extremely important thing for flowers such as jasmine. If you want the jasmine flowers to bloom more and better, bloom continuously, and have a rich and fragrant scent, you need to prune them well. Through pruning, the jasmine flowers will bloom more luxuriantly. Don't be reluctant to prune them. There is gain only when there is sacrifice. The more you prune the jasmine flowers, the more vigorous they will grow. Next, Huahua will tell you how to cut, where to cut, and how much to cut, so that your Jasmine girl will become more and more beautiful.

Jasmine

1. Cut off the withered flowers of jasmine

Prune jasmine after it blooms. The pruning position is where there are two or three pairs of leaves growing from the base of the jasmine branch upwards. Cut off the flower branches above, and every flower branch that has bloomed should be cut off.

2. Cut off half of the leaves of the jasmine flower

After the jasmine flower buds emerge, carefully observe the area around the buds and cut off half of the leaves around them. Doing this has the following benefits: it concentrates the nutrient supply of the plant and encourages the jasmine to bloom again.

3. Cut off the overly long branches of jasmine

Jasmine flowers sometimes grow too tall, and some branches grow too slender. However, these too tall branches will disperse and consume the nutrients of the plant, and will also affect the overall beauty of the jasmine flower and reduce its ornamental value.

PS: The scissors or utility knives used for pruning must be sterilized in advance, otherwise the plants will be easily infected by pathogens, which will increase the chance of the plants becoming sick.

In addition to jasmine, I believe many flower lovers also love the equally beautiful and fragrant gardenia. Gardenia has large, white flowers that are very fresh and pure, and has a pleasant fragrance. Next, Huahua will talk to flower lovers about tips for pruning gardenias. Let’s learn them quickly.

Gardenia

1. Cut off the branches of gardenia that grow too fast

Gardenias can also grow too tall. Some branches grow too fast, which not only consumes and disperses too many nutrients but also affects the overall shape, making the gardenia unsightly. Therefore, it is necessary to cut off the overgrown branches of gardenia.

2. Cut off the dense and overlapping branches of gardenia

If the branches of gardenia grow too densely, they will not only block the sunlight, but also affect the overall ventilation of the plant, resulting in no flowering and the breeding of harmful bacteria. Therefore, jasmine should be pruned appropriately, and those branches that are too dense and thin should be cut off.

3. Cut off some of the leaves around the gardenia buds

After the gardenia has grown buds, observe the area around the buds carefully. Some buds have layers of leaves growing around them. Cut off these leaves in time. Because these leaves will compete for nutrients, causing the nutrients to be dispersed, and the flower buds will not be able to keep up with the nutrients. Look closely at the plants; some have leaves that are so dense that the flower buds are not even visible.