How to prune azaleas, how to prune azaleas after they bloom

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1. Pruning time

2. Prune before flowering

3. How to prune after flowering

Usually, it is best to prune azaleas after all the flowers have bloomed. When pruning, it is advisable to prune all diseased branches, withered branches, deformed branches, leggy branches, etc. In this way, the plant's nutrients will be concentrated to supply the main branches, allowing the plant to enter a repair stage and bloom more prosperously next year.

1. Pruning time

Generally, the date for pruning rhododendrons is after flowering, and then it is advisable to postpone the pruning for 7 days, which can reduce damage to the plants.

2. Pruning before flowering

When the plant is still a tender seedling, some of its flower buds need to be cut off. This will facilitate the future growth of the plant and make it easier for the plant to take shape.

3. How to prune after flowering

1. First, you need to prepare a pair of sharp scissors for pruning. Be careful to start quickly to avoid damaging the plants. Then prune off the longer branches of the plant to keep the plant's posture balanced and orderly.

2. Secondly, the branches that grow too densely need to be pruned to make the growth space more transparent, which will help the plant reduce some nutrient supply.

3. You can prune the plants to what you want. At the same time, it is advisable to prune off all diseased branches and leaves and dead branches and leaves, which can help the plant grow more vigorously.

4. Those branches with strange growth also need to be cut off, so as not to affect the growth of the main branches and make the appearance more beautiful.

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