These next few days, it's also a good time to start pruning the flowers. Spring is in the air, so how should we prune them?

Growing season pruning

For flowering plants during their growing season, proper pruning can promote plant growth and encourage division. For plants that grow too tall, dwarfing pruning can be performed.

When pruning, the cut should not be too low; prune above the node, and the branches should be of roughly the same height for a better appearance.

After pruning, you can apply some fertilizer to the plant to replenish its nutrients.

Pruning after flowering

After the flowers have faded, promptly prune away the withered flower buds and any faded flowers. After pruning, apply some fertilizer to promote the growth of lateral buds and prepare for the next flowering.

Adjusting plant type

If you don't know how to adjust the plant's shape, prune the taller plants downwards and try to keep the plant as flat as possible, paying attention to the balance on both sides. This will make the plant look better.

So, have you learned these pruning methods? In fact, pruning is an essential skill for growing flowers. Proper pruning can make flowers grow more vigorously.

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