How to prune jasmine and what to do if the leaves are wilted

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1. Method

2. What to do if the leaves are wilted

Pruning jasmine can be done before budding in spring. First, cut off some leggy branches, thin branches, and old branches. Some strong branches should also be shortened appropriately. You can perform topping when the new branches grow to about 10cm. After the flowers have finished blooming, the remaining flowers should be removed promptly. If the leaves become wilted, you can gradually water them to relieve the symptoms.

1. Method

1. The time can be chosen before sprouting in spring. Prune the branches appropriately. First, cut off some leggy branches, thin branches, and old branches. Such branches will be longer. It is consuming the nutrients of the plant in vain, but it has no effect. Because flowers bloom on new branches, some strong branches should be cut appropriately.

2. If the plant is growing vigorously, new The branches have already grown out and can be pinched when they reach about 10cm. This will promote the second growth of new shoots.

3. Wait until the flowers have finished blooming, and then Remove remaining flowers and trim excessively long branches appropriately. Plants that are tall can be pruned more appropriately, and those with no flowers on them should be pruned more so that nutrients can be concentrated to supply the next flowering.

2. What to do if the leaves are wilted

The leaves are wilted and dry, mainly because the watering is not timely and insufficient water is supplied. So when you find this situation, don't rush to water it vigorously, as this will make the root system unable to bear it. You can water a little bit first and gradually until the leaves start to become alive.

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