1. How to trim1. The pruning time is generally around May 15th, and the branches are generally pruned to leave about 30 centimeters. This will promote secondary development of the plant and the formation of flower buds. If its branches are not growing well, you can prune them again so that they can grow well again. However, the pruning time must not be too late, otherwise it will be difficult to form strong branches. 2. Those branches that have grown to a suitable length need to be pinched immediately to control their growth height and prevent them from continuing to grow. This can promote the growth of shoots from the branches and leaves below, making the fruits large and plump. However, the date for pinching should be as early as possible rather than later, and the pruned branches should be appropriate but not all of the plant should be pruned. This way, there will be less loss when the fruits are ripe. 3. When the plant grows to a certain size, you can cut off the longer branches and stems. Generally, you can do this when it grows to 20 centimeters. This is to prevent the branches from being too large, which would cause larger wounds and slow down the plant's healing process. |
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