How to prune the new buds of Chinese roses that are sprouting
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How to prune the new buds of Chinese roses that are sprouting
Speaking of Chinese roses, potted Chinese roses, I believe most families have them. They can be admired for their flowers. As long as we cut this position correctly, our new buds will sprout. At the same time, if we feed it a little fertilizer after pruning, it can continue to grow and sprout. Many people often don't know where to cut, resulting in the inability to sprout immediately after pruning.
1. Cut after the second leaf when the flower fades
Just cut in the middle of the second leaf. Don't cut too high or too low, but in the middle part, where a small amount of drying will appear, and then it will sprout some bud points here. So, pruning here, 1-2 leaves under the flower, is better.
2. Cut to dwarf
This can make its branches more abundant. With more branches, it looks like a lollipop model, round and full. When pruning to dwarf, we must be clear when pruning. When cutting, cut the inner bud.
The outer bud is the one on the outside, and the inner bud is the one on the inside. So, keeping the outer bud and cutting the inner bud can prevent it from growing too tall and looking unattractive.
Also, when pruning, it is generally better to cut at a position 20-30 centimeters above the bottom of the pot. This way, after dwarfing, it can grow more new buds and leaves. Look at my plant; I have dwarfed it.
3. Supplement fertilizer
After pruning, it needs a large amount of nutrient supply. At this time, giving it an appropriate amount of fertilizer, there are many fertilizers to choose from.
The above [] introduces a comprehensive method of pruning the new buds of Chinese roses that are sprouting. I hope it can solve your problems with green plants.