Do I need to prune all the jasmine branches in spring?

1. Prune all branches?

Jasmine is best pruned in winter, and you can also prune it in spring, but don’t cut it all off. Although it grows vigorously in spring and has a strong ability to sprout, it is relatively difficult to recover if all of it is cut off, and it will have a certain impact on the plant itself. You can do it more often, but don't use too much force each time. Just light pruning will promote the sprouting of new buds, so that the whole plant can grow healthily, and the flowering process and quality can be better and more vigorous.

2. Pruning method

1. Pinching: Pinching in spring is very suitable. You can trim part of the top branches to inhibit the growth rate, which can promote the growth of side branches and make the whole plant full and vigorous.

2. Pruning: The climate is suitable during this period and the growth rate is very fast. It is in the growth period. The growth of the whole plant is rather disorderly and the branches need to be thinned out. First observe the condition of the entire plant, cut off the withered, diseased, and insect-infested branches, and do not leave them on. Thin out some of the branches that have messy growth and overlapping branches.

3. Root pruning: If you need to repot the plant in spring after caring for it for a period of time, you can do so by pruning the roots.