How to prune golden lotus

When to prune nasturtiums

Nasturtiums are usually pinched before blooming, so that their flowers will be brighter when they bloom. During the growth process, some dead flowers and rotten leaves need to be cut off frequently so that they will have more nutrients for growth.

How to prune the branches of golden lotus

When the nasturtium is in the seedling stage, it needs to be topped to allow it to grow more side branches. When it reaches the mature stage, some of the vines with horizontal branches need to be pruned to give it a better-looking plant shape. After topping, it needs to be watered and fertilized in time, and a support needs to be set up after it grows to 15 cm.

Tips for pruning nasturtiums

When the nasturtium is growing, techniques such as pinching, thinning and pruning are needed. The most important of these is pinching, because it can control its growth and prevent it from growing too fast. As for thinning, it is done after it becomes a mature plant to give it a better-looking plant shape.

Nasturtium grows fast when pruned

If you want the golden lotus to grow faster, you need to pinch it in time, and water and fertilize it in time after pinching. Generally, it will grow several centimeters long after 10 days.

Nasturtium pruning and flowering

The growth of side branches of nasturtium can be promoted by pinching, which will increase the number of flower branches and control its flowering period to ensure consistent flowering.

Precautions for pruning golden lotus

When pruning nasturtiums, you need to be careful. After pruning during the adult stage, you need to replenish water in time. However, when watering, you need to be careful not to sprinkle water on the wound, otherwise it will cause it to rot and affect its growth. After pruning, it needs a good ventilation environment for growth.