Rose pruning

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1. Pruning method

2. Precautions

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If the rose grows buds when it is a seedling, it needs to be cut off in time. When it grows into a shrub, cut it off 1cm above the branches. The leaves at the bottom of the plant and the remaining flowers after blooming should be pruned in time, as well as some diseased branches, longer branches and crossing branches. When pruning, keep the knife clean and don't trim too much.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning method

1. When the rose flower is still a seedling, it will also grow buds. At this time, it needs to be pruned in time, otherwise it will consume nutrients. When it grows into a shrub, prune it off 1cm above the branches.

2. If there are leaves at the bottom of the plant, they should be Don't be reluctant to prune it off, as it is easy to cause no flowering. After it finishes blooming, you need to prune off the remaining flowers. It will not only increase the loss of nutrients, but also hinder its next bud growth.

3. Usually, when growing at home, there will be more or less diseased branches, longer branches and crossing branches. They should be cut off immediately after discovery. If left unchecked, these branches in poor growth conditions will seriously hinder the growth of the plant, causing poor growth of the plant and possibly affecting its flowering.

2. Precautions

1 2. Pruning degree: Be gentle when pruning, and try not to do it more drastically, because the plant needs a period of time to recover after pruning. If it recovers slowly, it may be detrimental to its flowering.

2. Pruning tools: Remember to disinfect the tools used for pruning, because there may be some diseased branches on the plants, and there will be a lot of bacteria on them. Only by keeping the tools clean will they not harm the plants.

2. Precautions

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