How to prune blue flower

Pruning time

The best time to prune blue flowered plants is in late autumn, when the growth of blue flowered plants enters a slow period. Pruning at this time will not damage the plants, and they can grow better after pruning.

Pruning methods

Pruning blue flowered dandelions requires skills. Blue flowered dandelions itself is a plant that is not afraid of pruning, so it is easy to prune if you master the skills.

First of all, after the flowering period of the blue flower Dan, the remaining withered flowers of the blue flower Dan should be cut off to prepare for the next flowering, so that new flowers will bloom in a month.

When the blue flowered Dan is moved indoors in autumn, the old branches should be pruned and removed, leaving only the new thick green branches.

Secondly, you can shave off the head of the blue flower tree, leaving only the trunk. If there are too many leaves on the branches, you can cut off a few leaves, leaving fresh and tender leaves, which will promote the healthy growth of the branches.

Finally, pay attention to the climate when pruning blue flower dandelions. If there is a lot of rainy weather, you should prune the stems of blue flower dandelions frequently, otherwise they will grow longer and longer. When the weather is mild, less pruning is needed; when the temperature is high, you can prune its branches, so that many new buds will sprout.

Precautions

When pruning blue flowers, be sure not to prune them during the spring budding period or just start pruning them.

Pay attention to the environment and temperature for pruning blue flower spathiphyllum. Increase stem pruning on rainy, dry and cold days, and reduce pruning on warm and sunny days. After pruning, wrap the cut ends with moist paper cloth to avoid inflammation of the cut ends due to mild weather, which will affect new growth.