How to prune wolfberry bonsai

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1. Spring

2. Summer

3. Autumn

4. Winter

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In order to maintain the plant's shape in the spring, we can prune off its newly grown branches and buds, which can effectively save its own nutrients. In the summer, it must be topping. The reason for this is Because the plants need to bear fruit in autumn, this can also be considered as preparation for the future. In autumn, new buds need to be pruned and topping. In winter, new pruning needs to be done after the fruits of the plants have been picked clean and the leaves have withered and fallen.

1. Spring

1. Spring

In spring, because the temperature is not too high yet, it is also in a gradually rising state, so we must grow it in time when pruning it. The buds are cut off, which can effectively prevent the plant from wasting its own nutrients and maintain a perfect plant shape.

II. Summer

At this time It is the period of vigorous growth and development of the plant. We need to top the plant in a timely manner so that the plant can develop in the next stage and bear fruit more smoothly. When the temperature reaches the highest period, we also need to help the plant to It is important to remove all the leaves as the plant will be in a dormant state at that time.

3. Autumn

At that time, the plant will immediately enter the fruit-bearing stage. We can properly topping it to ensure that the plant bears evenly.

Four. Winter

We can After all the leaves have fallen off the plant, perform a final round of repairs to help remove dead branches and dead leaves.

2. Summer

3. Autumn

4. Winter

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