When to prune the happiness tree
The editor answers the question of when to prune the happiness tree and shares the best season for pruning green plants and flowers. Below, the editor will give you a detailed answer.
The happiness tree is a very common plant in our lives, with certain ornamental value and the ability to purify the air. Therefore, many people keep it indoors. So how can you make the happiness tree burst new buds? The editor will tell you the steps below.
The happiness tree is a very common plant in our lives, with certain ornamental value and the ability to purify the air. Therefore, many people keep it indoors. So how can you make the happiness tree burst new buds? The editor will tell you the steps below.
Ⅰ. Four steps to make the happiness tree burst new buds
1. Spring pruning
In normal environmental care, the leaves of the happiness tree will grow glossy. Every spring, new branches will sprout from the main stem. At this time, you can prune and cut off the top in the sunlight on sunny days, which can make the happiness tree sprout more new buds and make it more ornamental.
2. Pruning and removing buds
The potted happiness tree has high ornamental value. So how to make the happiness tree burst new buds? In early spring, you can cut off the messy and old branches and then remove the long tender buds at the top, retaining 3 to 5 good tender buds, which can promote the happiness tree to burst new buds.
3. Cutting the top for shaping
Usually, after pruning and removing buds, you also need to trim the long branches appropriately, or retain 4 to 6 strong branches on the main stem. Gently cut the place where the buds were removed with a sharp knife and comb and trim for shaping, which can make the happiness tree more ornamental and avoid excessive consumption of soil nutrients.
4. Strengthening management
In fact, during the process of making the happiness tree burst new buds, after proper pruning each time, you can spray the plant with a multicomponent fungicide for disinfection, which can prevent the wound from being infected and rotting by bacteria. It prefers moist soil, so it is necessary to water it properly every day after pruning and apply a mature cake fertilizer once, and it will burst new buds in about a month.
Ⅱ. Key points of happiness tree care
1. Temperature
The happiness tree is native to tropical and subtropical regions, prefers warm and hot environments, and the most suitable growth temperature is around 20℃, not exceeding 28℃ and not lower than 8℃. In summer, when the temperature exceeds 28℃, it is best to place the happiness tree indoors or provide appropriate shading, and pay attention to increasing environmental and leaf surface watering to help it cool down. In autumn and winter, it is best to maintain a greenhouse temperature not lower than 8℃ to avoid cold damage to leaves or leaf fall.
2. Light
The happiness tree likes sunlight and is shade-tolerant, capable of surviving in full sun or semi-shady environments. In areas with excessive sunlight in summer, be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. outdoors, you can set up a small shed above the happiness tree, with three sides open to light and the top shaded.
3. Watering
The happiness tree prefers a relatively moist environment, but be careful not to soak the roots, keeping the soil moist. In summer, with high temperatures and high water consumption, frequently check the soil moisture and water in time to increase humidity and assist in cooling.
4. Soil
The soil for growing happiness trees should be loose, fertile, well-draining, and rich in organic matter, usually mixed with garden soil (5 parts), decomposed leaf soil (3 parts), mature organic fertilizer (1 part), and river sand (1 part). During the growing season, the soil should be loosened once a month to ensure that the roots are always in a well-ventilated state.
Well, that's all the content the editor wants to share with you today. If you also grow happiness trees, you can use the methods mentioned above to burst new buds and usually refer to the maintenance methods shared by the editor.
Ⅰ. Four steps to make the happiness tree burst new buds
1. Spring pruning
In normal environmental care, the leaves of the happiness tree will grow glossy. Every spring, new branches will sprout from the main stem. At this time, you can prune and cut off the top in the sunlight on sunny days, which can make the happiness tree sprout more new buds and make it more ornamental.
2. Pruning and removing buds
The potted happiness tree has high ornamental value. So how to make the happiness tree burst new buds? In early spring, you can cut off the messy and old branches and then remove the long tender buds at the top, retaining 3 to 5 good tender buds, which can promote the happiness tree to burst new buds.
3. Cutting the top for shaping
Usually, after pruning and removing buds, you also need to trim the long branches appropriately, or retain 4 to 6 strong branches on the main stem. Gently cut the place where the buds were removed with a sharp knife and comb and trim for shaping, which can make the happiness tree more ornamental and avoid excessive consumption of soil nutrients.
4. Strengthening management
In fact, during the process of making the happiness tree burst new buds, after proper pruning each time, you can spray the plant with a multicomponent fungicide for disinfection, which can prevent the wound from being infected and rotting by bacteria. It prefers moist soil, so it is necessary to water it properly every day after pruning and apply a mature cake fertilizer once, and it will burst new buds in about a month.
Ⅱ. Key points of happiness tree care
1. Temperature
The happiness tree is native to tropical and subtropical regions, prefers warm and hot environments, and the most suitable growth temperature is around 20℃, not exceeding 28℃ and not lower than 8℃. In summer, when the temperature exceeds 28℃, it is best to place the happiness tree indoors or provide appropriate shading, and pay attention to increasing environmental and leaf surface watering to help it cool down. In autumn and winter, it is best to maintain a greenhouse temperature not lower than 8℃ to avoid cold damage to leaves or leaf fall.
2. Light
The happiness tree likes sunlight and is shade-tolerant, capable of surviving in full sun or semi-shady environments. In areas with excessive sunlight in summer, be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. outdoors, you can set up a small shed above the happiness tree, with three sides open to light and the top shaded.
3. Watering
The happiness tree prefers a relatively moist environment, but be careful not to soak the roots, keeping the soil moist. In summer, with high temperatures and high water consumption, frequently check the soil moisture and water in time to increase humidity and assist in cooling.
4. Soil
The soil for growing happiness trees should be loose, fertile, well-draining, and rich in organic matter, usually mixed with garden soil (5 parts), decomposed leaf soil (3 parts), mature organic fertilizer (1 part), and river sand (1 part). During the growing season, the soil should be loosened once a month to ensure that the roots are always in a well-ventilated state.
Well, that's all the content the editor wants to share with you today. If you also grow happiness trees, you can use the methods mentioned above to burst new buds and usually refer to the maintenance methods shared by the editor.
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