How to prune geraniums after they bloom How to prune old stumps

1. How to prune after flowering

1. If you want to prune the geranium after it blooms, the plant is in a stage of relatively strong vitality at this time, so you only need to pay attention to removing the withered flowers and yellow leaves, and do not damage the branches and other flowers.

2. If you prune the plant in spring, you can prune the healthy flower stems appropriately.

3. After pruning, cut off at least one-third of the length of the part without flowers and leaves, which will also help the growth of the geranium after flowering.

4. The environment for pruning geraniums is very important. It must be done in a warm and dry place. Pruning geraniums after flowering must be done lightly, and attention must be paid to ventilation after pruning.

2. How to prune old piles

1. If you want to keep the original plant, cut off as many extra branches as possible from the old stump, cut off the woody branches and leaves, and wait until new branches sprout again. Then the old stump will be able to "come back to life" and grow wildly again.

2. However, if the old stump is too old, it is recommended to cut short the long branches on the "top" of the old stump before using it for cuttings. Place the newly cut plants in a place suitable for geranium growth to cultivate new seedlings.