How to prune the tea tree

Pruning time for hibiscus

When cultivating tea rose, pruning is an essential step. Because during the cultivation process, if there is a lack of pruning, the tea rose plant will grow ugly, uneven, and disorderly, so proper pruning is a necessary step.

Generally speaking, adult plants of the Camellia oleifera are pruned once every spring before they begin to sprout.

How to prune the shrub

When pruning the plants of the Camellia oleifera, you must pay attention to mastering certain techniques. When pruning the branches, be moderate and do not cut off too many branches. Generally, the main branches of the tea rose can be pruned, keeping the length within 1.5 meters, and the rest can be cut off. If it is grown in a potted plant, the length of the branches can be controlled within an aesthetically pleasing range, and those that are too long or too dense should be cut off. In addition, some dead branches, old branches, diseased branches, etc. on the camellia plant need to be cut off.

Basically, after pruning, the camellia plant will look more beautiful and will promote the growth of new branches, so that the old plant can be constantly renewed and it can bloom every year.

Things to note when pruning hibiscus

One thing you need to pay attention to when pruning the Camellia is that a certain number of buds need to be retained on the branches. Generally, 3 to 5 buds should be retained on each side branch.