How to prune chrysanthemums in spring

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1. How to prune

2. Degree of pruning

3. Precautions

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If there are many axillary buds on the chrysanthemum plant, you need to cut off the excess axillary buds, as well as dead branches and leaves, long and weak branches and leaves, to prevent unnecessary loss of nutrients. Also check the affected branches and leaves to prevent the disease from getting worse and spreading. Do not prune too hard, and do not fertilize after pruning. Leave it in a semi-shady place for a period of time to recover.

1. How to prune

1. How to prune

1. Cut off axillary buds: There are many axillary buds growing on the chrysanthemum. If this is the case, the excess axillary buds need to be cut off to avoid excessive loss of nutrients. .

2. Prune branches and leaves: If there are dead branches and leaves, long and weak branches and leaves on the chrysanthemum plant, they should be cut off as soon as possible. This type of pruning can prevent unnecessary nutrient loss and allow nutrients to be supplied to the plant more evenly. Moreover, the infected branches and leaves must be pruned, and they should be cut immediately, otherwise the disease will worsen and spread.

2. Degree of pruning

Pruning Don't be too forceful when pruning, just prune appropriately to make the plant look as balanced as possible. When pruning away unhealthy leaves, only remove the weaker and unhealthy parts. If you prune it too much, it will affect its normal growth and it will easily grow poorly.

3. Precautions

In After pruning, do not fertilize it or expose it to sunlight. The plant needs to be placed in a semi-shady place to allow it to recover first. It is best to disinfect the scissors used for pruning before use.

2. Degree of pruning

3. Precautions

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