How to dwarf the potted snow lily

Why does potted snowflakes need to be dwarfed?

There are generally two reasons for potted June snow. One is improper management, which causes the branches of June snow to be slender and the flowering to be reduced. In order to make it bloom well, it needs to be dwarfed. In order to create a better shape, it also needs to be dwarfed.

Measures to dwarf potted snowdrops

In terms of daily management, the main thing is to control water and fertilizer, and provide sufficient light.

Generally, watering and fertilizing are used to promote the growth of June snow, but excessive water and fertilizer will cause it to only grow stems and leaves, and few flowers. Generally, water and fertilizer control should start from the growing season. In spring, you need to reduce watering to prevent the stem nodes of June snow from becoming longer. Do not apply excessive fertilizer to avoid the crazy growth of June snow. In order to make the June snow bloom well, more phosphorus fertilizer and potassium fertilizer need to be applied.

In addition, the June snow needs to be kept ventilated and light-permeable, and placed in a sunny place, which can cause the June snow to grow shorter and have lush flowers and leaves.

In terms of maintenance operations, it means timely pruning, reasonable potting, and spraying dwarfing agents.

It is not necessary to repot the June snow plant too frequently. Repotting once every 3-4 years can promote the aging of the June snow plant, thicken the stems, and cause it to become dwarfed.

The pruning of June snow should start at the beginning of potted planting. Constantly pinch the top and prune the vigorous and leggy branches to make the branches short and the trunks low, with even branches, forming a dwarf bonsai with obvious layers to achieve the purpose of dwarfing.

In addition, the growth of branches of June snow can be inhibited by spraying growth inhibitors. Spraying several times can dwarf the June snow plants.