How to prune blue snow flower after it blooms? Pruning method after flowering

Pruning after flowering of blue snow flower

The blue snow flower plant can bloom again if the withered flowers are cut off about 20-30 days after flowering. Note that the old branches cannot exist for more than two years. If they exceed two years, strong pruning is required.

The buds of blue snowflakes need to be cut off, so that enough nutrients can be preserved to supply other buds to bloom. If all the buds on the plant have bloomed, the branches that have not bloomed can be cut off directly.

Blue snow flower pruning and flowering

No matter what shape the blue snowflake needs, if a small number of flowers at the top have bloomed, cut them off separately. Every time the flowers are fully opened, they must be heavily pruned, otherwise the plant will grow too big.

The reason why blue snow flower does not bloom

If the blue snow flower does not see enough light, the branches will grow too long and the internodes will become too long, so it will not bloom. If nitrogen fertilizer is used for a long time, the blue snow flower will only grow branches and leaves but not bloom.

Maintenance method of blue snow flower after flowering

After the blue snow flower blooms, place the plant in a sunny place and sprinkle some organic fertilizer in the flowerpot in time to replenish the lost nutrients.

Move the blue snow flower to the balcony, windowsill or other well-lit places at home, and spray water around the blue snow flower regularly. This will not only promote the growth of the blue snow flower, but also make the leaves of the blue snow flower more emerald and brighter.