When to prune clover

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1. Spring pruning

2. Growth period

3. After flowering period

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Spring is a period of growth and germination, and pruning is appropriate at this time. Cut off yellowing and withered branches and leaves, remove branches that are not growing well, and also cut off weak and short branches. During the growth period, the entire plant is messy, and branches that cannot bloom should be cut off to promote the growth of side branches. Pruning after the blooming period is over is the most important. Remove the remaining flowers first and deal with the flower branches as well.

1. Spring pruning

1. Spring pruning

Spring is the period of growth and germination. Pruning is appropriate at this time, and the plant can recover quickly. Cut off yellowing and withered branches and leaves to promote the growth of side branches. The plant shape is also plumper and lush. Appreciate the entire plant and remove the branches that are not growing well, as well as weak branches and short branches.

2. Growth period

It grows very fast, especially during the growth period. A large number of branches and leaves grow outward, which may cause the entire plant to be messy and extend in an unorganized manner. At this time, branches that cannot bloom should be cut off to promote the growth of side branches and also It can ensure the number of flowers in the future, and can also improve the lighting conditions, increase the number of flowers, and make the flowers bloom better.

3. After the flowering period

Pruning after the blooming period is the most important is the most helpful for growth. You can first remove the failed flowers on the flower branches, and do not leave them on. There will still be some sporadic flowers left. Since they are no longer ornamental, they can be cut off directly. This will reduce the consumption of nutrients and ensure sufficient nutrients for the next flowering. Shorten the flower branches appropriately, cut off part of them, and also prune other branches according to the situation.

2. Growth period

3. After flowering period

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