How to prune tuberose in spring

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1. Pruning method

2. Pruning at other times

3. Precautions

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Pruning tuberose in spring mainly involves topping, diseased and weak branches, etc. Topping is to cut off the top part of the branches, which can promote the growth of new shoots. If diseased branches are not pruned, more branches will be infected. Be sure not to be too severe during spring pruning, and do not allow the cut to come into contact with water after pruning.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning method

1. Topping: Topping can be done in spring, that is, to cut off the top part of the branches. This is what we call topping. The purpose of this is to promote the growth of new shoots, and on the other hand, it also reduces the consumption of nutrients in the soil.

2. Diseased branches: If the plant is invaded by diseases and insect pests , at this time, diseased branches should be cut off as soon as possible to avoid infecting more branches. In addition, if the growth of tuberose is not very good and there are weak branches or dead branches on the plant, it can also be pruned appropriately.

2. Pruning at other times

In addition to pruning in spring, you also need to prune appropriately after flowering. The main purpose is to cut off those branches that are too long and too dense to make the plant look better and make the plant more breathable. Leggy branches generally need to be cut short, and some branches that have bloomed should also be pruned to avoid the loss of nutrients.

3. Precautions

Spring When pruning, be sure not to prun too hard, just simply top off and cut off the branches and leaves that are not growing well. After pruning, do not let the cut area come into contact with water and keep it in a relatively dry state to prevent the cut from rotting.

2. Pruning at other times

3. Precautions

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