When is the best time to prune jasmine
The following introduces in detail when it is best to prune jasmine and related topics about jasmine pruning methods and timing for flower cultivation. The introduction is as follows:
Jasmine is very easy to grow. As long as the temperature is right, it can bloom all year round, with a very strong blooming ability. As long as the temperature is maintained at around 20 degrees Celsius, it can grow and bloom normally. How should jasmine be pruned? Let's talk about it today.
Actually, you can prune jasmine at any time as long as it grows and blooms normally. However, the best time to prune jasmine is after the flowers have finished blooming. Jasmine flowers grow new buds from between the leaves and stems, and when the new buds grow to three to five nodes, they will gradually form flower buds and bloom. After the flowers have finished blooming, we should prune it in time. The method is to leave a pair or two pairs of leaves, and cut off the rest. After this pruning, the remaining branches will quickly harden and gradually grow enough lateral buds from between the leaves and stems. These lateral buds will grow very fast and then bloom again.
As long as it grows normally, you can prune it according to this method. Leave two pairs of leaves, and it will grow several lateral buds and then bloom. This ensures that its blooming performance reaches its peak. Gradually pruning will gradually achieve the effect of lush branches and leaves. When the next pruning is done and blooming occurs, it will achieve the effect of blooming in abundance.
Generally, in autumn, if you are in the north, you can give it a strong pruning, or before spring sprouting, you can also give it a strong pruning. The method is to cut off the thin and weak branches and leave the thick ones. Combine this with changing the potting soil in spring, which provides new nutrients for rapid growth, sprouting new buds, and blooming again.
After pruning jasmine, you can fertilize it. If it is pruned after the growing season and after the flowers have finished blooming, you should supplement it with a multi-element fertilizer in time. Because flowering consumes a lot of nutrients, supplementing multi-element fertilizers ensures they do not lack other elements and do not experience stunted growth or yellow leaves. Then, supplement phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to promote the differentiation of flower buds and normal blooming. After pruning, supplement a multi-element fertilizer and apply phosphorus and potassium fertilizers two to three times a month. This ensures that all elements are not missing, and the phosphorus and potassium elements are sufficient, allowing normal blooming. Moreover, each flowering will produce more flower buds, resulting in abundant blooming and a strong fragrance. Except for not fertilizing after autumn pruning, you can use fertilizers at any time after pruning in other seasons.
It is that simple to grow jasmine. Configure loose and breathable soil, prune it reasonably, expose it to plenty of sunlight, and fertilize it regularly, and it will continue to grow and bloom. Each blooming will be abundant, and the fragrance of the flowers will be very strong.
For pruning jasmine, grasp the "best time," give it a "strong pruning," and the more you prune, the more it will flourish and bloom!
The above introduction on when to prune jasmine and a comprehensive explanation of jasmine pruning methods and timing hope to serve as a starting point to solve your problems with green plants.