A full analysis of potted gardenia pruning techniques to make your gardenia bloom more gorgeous!

pruning timing pruning tool pruning method pruning method pruning maintenance gardenia after pruning is deeply loved by flower friends for its snow-white flowers and elegant aroma. With a beautiful potted gardenia, pruning is indispensable. In the maintenance process, correct pruning can not only promote the growth of gardenia, but also make the flowers more luxuriant and have a stronger aroma. Let's discuss the pruning techniques of potted gardenia. pruning timing The pruning timing of gardenia is usually selected in spring and autumn. Spring pruning can promote the growth of new branches, and autumn pruning can help gardenia spend the winter. When gardenia flowers wither, pruning should also be carried out in time. When pruning tools prune gardenia, you should choose sharp, disinfected scissors or gardening scissors, which can avoid damage to the gardenia during the pruning process and reduce the spread of bacteria. pruning method 1. Remove sick and weak branches: Observe the branches of gardenia and remove sick, dead and crossed branches. These branches not only affect the appearance, but may also carry bacteria and affect the health of gardenia.

2. Trim too long branches: For too long branches, you can prune them appropriately and retain 2-3 bud eyes at the base of the branch, which is conducive to the growth of new branches while maintaining the overall shape of the gardenia.

3. Trim cross branches: For branches that grow across each other, they should be pruned to avoid twigging each other and affecting ventilation and light transmission.

4. Trim the residual stems of flowers: When the gardenia flowers wither, the residual stems should be pruned in time to prevent nutrient loss. Maintenance after pruning 1. Fertilization: After pruning, an appropriate amount of compound fertilizer can be applied to gardenia to supplement the nutrients consumed during pruning.

2. Watering: After pruning, keep the soil moist, but avoid standing water. After new branches grow, gradually reduce the frequency of watering.

3. Ventilation: Keep gardenia well ventilated, which is conducive to its growth.

Through the above introduction, I believe that everyone has a deeper understanding of the pruning methods of potted gardenia. As long as you master the correct pruning techniques and do a good job in maintaining them after pruning, your potted gardenia will definitely bloom more beautiful and moving.

References: "Guide to Home Gardening Maintenance", China Agricultural Press, 2018 edition.