How to prune the dwarf ...

Pruning of the dwarf ...

The pruning of the jasmine plant mainly includes potted jasmine and ground-planted jasmine.

The pruning of ground-planted Pieris japonica is relatively random, because Pieris japonica is more likely to produce adventitious buds, so the pruning of the plant shape is relatively random. Even if it is not pruned, the plant shape will not be messy. When pruning, the main thing is to prune away excess branches. If you want to control the width of the crown, you can prune after flowering. The same is true for potted jasmine trees, but more attention needs to be paid to the shape of the plant when pruning the branches.

In addition, in order to promote the growth of flower buds of the jasmine, it is best to prune it before summer. During the bud-forming period, bud thinning should be done in time to ensure better flowering.

Pruning of the jasmine after flowering

Pruning after flowering is a very important step for the Pieris japonica. Proper pruning allows you to continue to enjoy the beautiful flowers next year.

When pruning, you need to cut off unnecessary branches of the Azalea affine tree and remove withered branches. This can improve ventilation and light conditions and enable it to grow better. However, it should be noted that the leaves are prone to sunburn in summer, so it is best not to prune in midsummer.

Pruning after flowering can adjust the shape of the Pieris japonica. You can prune while observing the shape of the tree. This way, you can cut off the messy branches on the outside of the Pieris japonica without over-pruning, thus achieving the purpose of controlling the plant shape.

In addition, when pruning the Pieris japonica after flowering, you can also cut off the pedicels of the flowers that have already bloomed and withered to prevent the pedicels from consuming nutrients and causing poor flowering next year.