Pruning and pulling of vine roses

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1. Pruning method

2. Traction method

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First remove some old branches that cannot bloom and have no new branches. New branches will gradually take their place. Leave 2-3 buds on the flowering branches, and new branches should also be pruned. The top branches of non-flowering branches need to be cut off, and the top parts of more flowering branches should also be removed. To pull, you must first set up supports, and then cooperate with pruning to determine the direction of branch growth.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning method

1. Old branches: Prune the old branches. Remove some old branches that cannot bloom and have no new branches on them. They should not be left on them to affect growth. Especially for plants that have been cultured for a long time, this can reduce nutrient consumption, promote the growth of new branches, and gradually replace the old branches. It can also enhance light transmittance and improve lighting conditions.

2. Flowering branches: Flowering branches must also be treated Process, leaving 2-3 strong buds on it, and other buds can be removed.

3. New branches: Pruning of new branches needs to be based on actual conditions. If no flowering branches grow on them, you need to cut off a branch at the top. If there are many flowering branches growing at the top of the new branches, they also need to be removed to suppress the advantage of the top so that other parts of the branches can grow.

2. Traction method

1. Supports: To pull the branches, you must first set up the supports. If there are ready-made fences, brackets, etc. at home, you can make them climb along, or you can set up some grids as supports by yourself. The branches are fastened to it.

2. Pruning: not only fixing it on the top, but also pruning it to determine the direction of branch growth, so that the longer branches at the upper end extend upward and the short branches remain below.