If you don't do this after the flowers have faded, they will definitely not bloom well next time.

Jasmine There are many types of woody flowers that can be pruned by Jasmine. Due to limited space, I cannot list all the flowers one by one, so I have selected the more representative jasmine. Other woody flowers, such as roses, camellias, azaleas, etc., can be used as reference. The jasmine in the picture above is quite old, but the branches are very thin, so they need to be pruned appropriately. Only by pruning the branches that have bloomed and the extra branches that have grown too long can enough strength be accumulated to grow strong branches and large, fragrant flowers next time. Jasmine likes fertilizer. After the first flowering, you can apply bean cake fertilizer on the soil surface, or spray it with 250-300 times of Jasmine King. It can supplement nutrients, alleviate excessive growth, and make the next flowering more vigorous. Apply fertilizer frequently in small amounts, choose organic fertilizer, the ratio of fertilizer to water is 1:5, and apply fertilizer every three days. Remember to stop fertilizing after September. It is also forbidden to apply fertilizer in winter, because jasmine will not absorb nutrients at that time, and the fertilizer will remain in the soil and burn the roots. Watering Jasmine: Make sure to water Jasmine sufficiently, and make sure to water it once a day. This wave of flowering has passed, but if you can provide enough fertilizer and water, there will be another wave of flowering in August. After August, watering once every two days is sufficient. By September, it’s the last wave of flowers. Stop fertilizing at this time and reduce the frequency of watering. Hydrangea Hydrangea pruning herbaceous flowers are divided into annuals and perennials. Huahua thought about it and realized that the life cycle of annual flowers is short and maintenance does not play a big role, so she chose the hydrangea that is currently blooming for everyone's reference. There are many varieties of hydrangeas, and the pruning methods for each variety are different. For example, "Endless Summer" and "Bella Anna", their new branches can bloom, so they can be pruned hard after flowering, even if it is 10 cm above the soil. The cut branches can be inserted into the soil. Just provide shade and retain water, and they will generally survive. But other varieties mostly bloom on old branches, so they need to be pruned lightly. After the flowers bloom before the end of August, count down two nodes from the flower cluster and cut them off. Hydrangea fertilization Hydrangea also likes fertilizer, but this also requires some attention. You must not give too much fertilizer at once. Fertilizers generally used are compound fertilizers, which are used for roses and hydrangeas, such as long-release fertilizers. You should also choose to adjust the color now. Prepare the colorant now. Add some acidic aluminum sulfate to make it blue, and sprinkle some alkaline lime powder to make it red. Prepare it early in the soil. Watering hydrangeas: Hydrangea leaves are large, so the water evaporates quickly. If your hydrangea is not placed under the shade of a tree or in the shade, it is best to water it more often, otherwise it will easily burn. But there is one thing, don't water the flowers when the sun is very strong at noon, otherwise small yellow spots will appear on the leaves. That is the result of water droplets focusing the sun. Flowers have already tasted the bitter fruit of watering at noon!
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