When to prune bicolor jasmine?

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1. Pruning time

2. Precautions

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Pruning bicolor jasmine can be done after flowering and in winter. The pruning methods are different in different periods. Pruning after flowering is mainly to remove dead flowers and branches that cannot bear flowers, as well as branches that are too long and cross-growing. In winter, it is important to prune diseased branches and leaves to prevent the entire plant from being infected by pathogens. Be careful not to let the wound come into contact with water after pruning.

1. Pruning time

1. Pruning time

1. Pruning after flowering: After the two-color jasmine has finished blooming, it can be pruned appropriately. The main thing is to prune off the remaining flowers that have bloomed or failed, otherwise it will be consumed. The nutrients in the soil. In addition, there are some branches that cannot bear flowers and should all be cut off. There are also some leggy and cross-growing branches on the plant. On the one hand, it is for the shape of the plant, and on the other hand, it is for the consumption of nutrients.

2. Winter pruning: After entering winter, it is necessary to Cut off some diseased branches and leaves on the plant, just cut them off directly from the base of the diseased branches. If diseased branches and leaves are not pruned, bacterial infection will occur.

2. Precautions

1 . When pruning, sterilized scissors should be used. If there are bacteria on the scissors, the pruning wound will become infected.

2. Do not water it immediately after pruning, and the wound location should not be exposed to water. If the wound is exposed to water before it has healed, the wound will easily rot.

2. Precautions

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