How to prune Four Seasons Begonia and when to prune

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1. How to prune

2. When to prune

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After the four seasons crabapple is first planted, it is necessary to leave 3-5 strong branches and remove the weak branches. During the growth and maintenance process, yellow branches, diseased branches, weak twigs, and dry branches that appear should be removed together. Branches that grow in the wrong direction or are bent irregularly should also be cut off. Do not prune the four-season crabapple when it blooms. Remove the remaining flowers after the flowering period, thin out the dense branches appropriately, and shorten the branches that are too long.

1. How to prune

1. How to prune

1. After the four seasons crabapple has just been planted, it is necessary to leave 3-5 strong branches and remove the weak branches, so that the remaining The lower main trunk branches will continue to grow healthily, and removing the branches that affect growth will help the later growth.

2. During the growth and maintenance process, there are Yellow branches, diseased branches, weak twigs, and dry branches must be removed. Keeping them will consume the nutrients of the four-season crabapple and affect its own growth. Branches that grow in the wrong direction or are bent irregularly should also be cut off.

3. Do not prune the Four Seasons Begonia when it blooms, otherwise It may cause problems such as poor flowering and massive flower drop. After the flowering period, the remaining flowers can be removed, the dense branches on the plant can be appropriately thinned, and the branches that are too long can be shortened. You can leave 3-4 buds at the base of the plant, and cut off the rest of the branches. You can also add short branches that form flower buds to promote flowering in the coming year.

2. When to prune

When pruning Begonia all year round, you must choose the appropriate season, so that pruning is beneficial to the growth of the plant. The best pruning periods are in spring and autumn. The vigorous growth in spring and autumn accumulates nutrients and will not have an excessive impact on growth. The climate is very suitable and will not harm the four-season crabapple.

2. When to prune

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