These 9 kinds of flowers can be grown into lollipops with just 3 small steps. Your neighbors will be so jealous that they will climb over the wall to steal them!

Bougainvillea

Lollipop development steps:

1. Pruning and leaf removal

Choose a bougainvillea with a relatively thick trunk, cut off the extra branches, and leave only the trunk.

2. Pole support

To prevent the bougainvillea from falling over, insert a pole into the pot and tie the bougainvillea to the pole. Keep removing leaves from the main trunk until it reaches the desired height.

3. Topping to promote branching

Wait until the branches grow to a height that satisfies you, then top them. Remove the terminal buds to promote branch growth. The flower buds that grow should also be picked off in time. In order to achieve the perfect final shape, don't be reluctant to do so.

4. Don’t stop pruning

The branches and leaves of Bougainvillea should be constantly pruned so that the shape of the Bougainvillea will be beautiful after flowering.

Hibiscus sabdariffa

1. Polish the blades

Choose a small semi-lignified hibiscus seedling and remove the leaves on the stem, leaving only 3-4 leaves on the top.

2. Pole support

When the seedlings grow to about 20 cm, insert a straight wooden pole into the flowerpot and tie the small hibiscus to the pole. During this period, keep removing any new side shoots.

3. Top off and leave side branches

When the main trunk grows to a suitable height, start topping it and leaving side branches. At the same time, continue to prune the side branches that grow too long and trim the small hibiscus into a circle.

4. Keep pruning and wait for flowering

Before the hibiscus grows flower buds, the branches and leaves must be constantly pruned and shaped.

Blue Snow

1. Prune the plants

Choose a blue snow tree with a thick trunk, cut off all the extra branches, remove the leaves on the trunk, and only keep the top part.

2. Support with poles and make flower holders

Because the branches of the blue snow plant are relatively slender and cannot support themselves, a straight thin pole is placed in the flowerpot, and the blue snow is tied to the thin pole to prevent it from falling over.

3. Make the flower holder

Unlike other flowers, blue snow has thin branches, so it needs the help of a receptacle to form a flower ball. Use wire to tie it into a ball and let the blue snow grow around the receptacle.

4. Remove new leaves until they are formed

The shaping of Blue Snow lollipops is relatively simple. You just need to keep removing the leaves on the branches below the receptacle.

Rose Lollipop

1. Circumcision

Select a straight and thick rose branch for girdling.

2. Rooting

Put a clean disposable plastic cup over the ring-cut stem, fill it with soil, water it thoroughly, wrap it with plastic wrap, and wait for rooting.

3. Put it into the pot after rooting

Cut off the rooted rose stems, bury them in a flowerpot with a larger diameter, and start growing rose lollipops.

4. Trimming and shaping

After potting, start pruning, remove the top buds, and cut the branches in a circular shape.

In fact, many flowers can be made into lollipop shapes, and the shaping methods are basically the ones listed by Huahua. Next, let’s continue to appreciate the “lollipops” raised by the great gods with Huahua!

Fuchsia

Windmill Jasmine

Margaret

rosemary

camellia

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