How to prune clematis for winter

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1. Pruning method

2. Precautions

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It can be pruned appropriately during the winter. First observe the condition of the entire plant and cut off the yellow branches above it. Insect-infected branches are also something to pay attention to. They need to be pruned thoroughly. After pruning, you can spray carbendazim solution. Generally, the roots do not need to be pruned, but proper handling is required for repotting and root rot. Also pay attention to the tools you use and disinfect them beforehand.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning methods

1. Withered yellow branches: In winter, the growth activity has basically stopped. At this time, pruning can be appropriately pruned. First observe the condition of the entire plant, and cut off the dead and yellow branches first. These have no signs of life and are useless if left on them, and they will not sprout new branches next year.

2. Diseased and insect-infested branches: this is also One thing to note is that due to problems with the maintenance methods, some branches will be infected with pests and diseases. These cannot be left on them. They need to be removed first and thoroughly to avoid affecting the other healthy branches and leaves. After cutting them off, Carbendazim solution can be sprayed to disinfect and sterilize.

3. Roots: Generally, there is no need to prune, but if you choose to change the pot at this time, or if the roots are rotten, you need to prune the root position.

2. Precautions

This is also very important for the tools used for pruning. You need to use a sharp knife, which must be sterilized in advance and cannot be used directly, otherwise it will cause infection of the wound. Trim quickly and try to keep the cuts as smooth as possible.

2. Precautions

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