How to prune tiger head jasmine

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1. Timely topping

2. Thinning and pruning branches

3. Remove residual flowers

4. Remove old leaves

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The tiger head jasmine branches can be topping when they grow to about 8-10 cm, or after 2-3 nodes have grown, and the side branches next to them must also be processed, leaving only the thick branches. Remove overly dense, overlapping, dead, yellow, diseased and insect-infested branches immediately. After the flowers bloom, the remaining flowers need to be disposed of. Some old leaves will be produced during growth, and these should be removed immediately.

1. Timely topping

1. Timely topping

Topping has a great impact on growth and is a very critical point. When the branches grow to about 8-10 cm, or when 2-3 nodes have grown, it can be done Topping. Remove the top growth point to inhibit top growth and promote the emergence and growth of side branches. The side branches next to them must also be treated, and some weak ones must also be removed. These are difficult to grow into strong branches and cannot become flowering branches. Only strong branches can be left.

2. Thinning branches

It is not good if the branches grow too vigorously. The branches need to be thinned out to remove the branches that grow too densely and cross and overlap. Whenever you find dead, yellow branches or diseased branches, you must cut them off immediately. Do not leave them on top to avoid affecting other branches. When pruning, remove them directly from the base. Do not leave them on top. Cut them off and burn them together. .

3. Remove residual flowers

Flowers After blooming, the remaining flowers need to be disposed of and cut off from the flower branches. Do not leave them on, which will affect the appearance and cause rot.

4. Remove old leaves

Some old leaves will be produced during growth, and these should be removed immediately.

2. Thinning and pruning branches

3. Remove residual flowers

4. Remove old leaves

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