How to prune goldenrod

Generally, you can do a pruning in conjunction with repotting in the spring every year, cutting off about half of the plant height to create a more beautiful plant shape. On the one hand, it can control the height of the plant and promote the growth of branches. On the other hand, it can avoid the hollowing of the lower leaves and affect the ornamental value.

After entering autumn, the golden bud flower plants begin to resume normal growth. At this time, proper pruning and shaping are needed, and at the same time, increased light, more fertilizer and water are needed to promote vigorous growth of the plants and ensure their symmetry and beauty. In winter, the plants should be properly pruned and moved indoors for maintenance.

When new shoots grow, new inflorescences will appear at the top of the golden bract, so timely pinching and pruning will help promote the golden bract to bloom luxuriantly and bear more fruit. Generally, during the seedling stage, pinch the top 2-3 times to promote the growth of branches and control the height of the plant. Not only do the newly grafted seedlings need to be pinched, but they also need to be pinched once when they grow to about 6 cm in height, and again when the branches grow to about 4 cm to promote branching. Buds and flowers will form on the new branches one month after pinching.

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