Raising flowers in the family is not simply to grow well on it, but also to take care of it regularly. Now that the temperature is rising, five kinds of flowers must be pruned in time when they heat up in spring, because after pruning, they will grow stronger after they grow new buds, and then they will bloom more and more. If they are not pruned in time, it may lead to small flowers and falling buds in the process of flowering.

1, Milan orchid

Milan is a plant that blooms all the year round. When it blooms, you can smell the fragrance all over the house. The characteristic of its flowering is that as long as the branches grow to about 10 cm, the top will continue to bloom. At this time, it can last for a year as long as it is not pruned, but it almost doesn't grow in winter when the temperature is low. Many flower friends didn't prune it in winter, but in spring, as the temperature rises, they must prune it.

Pruning should cut off some thin branches and weak branches inside it, and cut off the cross branches, and then cut off the long branches of the whole crown properly to maintain a beautiful shape, so that after pruning, the remaining branches are relatively thick, and with the temperature rising in spring, new branches will gradually grow, and then the new branches will be able to bloom for a whole year, so that the whole shape is more beautiful when flowering, and the bloom will have more fragrance.

2. Jasmine

Jasmine is a common one in the family. It has strong flowering performance, and it blooms almost all year round under the right temperature in the family. However, in some areas, when the temperature is lower than 15 degrees, the growth will be slow, and the winter will be almost short. As the temperature rises in spring, it should also be pruned. The purpose of pruning is to make it grow new branches stronger and bloom more vigorously in bloom, and the flowers will continue to bloom in the next year.

Therefore, some twigs and weak branches should be cut off, and the branches that are too long as a whole should be severely cut short, so don't be afraid that they will not sprout, even if they have grown beyond the bud point of the bud before, and now they can grow new buds again after being cut off, so give them short branches, trim the twigs and weak branches, and then supplement the fertilizer with balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. If you want to change pots, you can change pots appropriately, so that they will slowly resume growth, and when new buds grow, the new branches will grow to about 10 cm, and then they will be able to bloom again.

3. Bougainvillea

There are many varieties of bougainvillea, most of which can bloom many times a year. In winter, bougainvillea will stop growing when the temperature is low, or the leaves will become polished. In either case, as long as it is warmer in spring, pruning is necessary to make it bloom better in bloom. Because as long as the temperature rises in spring, new buds will grow on its branches, and when the new buds grow, they can usually bloom next. However, if the branches are too long or too many, the new buds will grow much longer after the buds grow together neatly, and the flowering will be small, even in the process of flowering, the flowering period will be shortened.

Therefore, bougainvillea will cut short branches when it begins to sprout. After cutting the crown width of the whole plant short, a small number of branches will remain, and the new buds will grow thicker, so that the new buds it grows can last for several months in bloom. Bougainvillea is also a pruning-resistant plant. Don't be afraid of pruning. Even if there is only one branch left, the original pruned bud point can still grow new buds. Only after pruning will its new buds grow stronger, because they are all planted in flowerpots, and the soil in the pots is limited in nutrients, and too many branches will cause him a burden.

4. Chinese rose

Chinese rose flowers are potted in families without yards, and those with yards are planted in the ground. No matter whether they are potted or planted in the ground, they should be pruned in spring. Before the Chinese rose has long buds, cut off the thin branches and weak branches, and cut off the long branches, so that the remaining buds are very full and the branches are very thick, so that they will come out neatly when they sprout, and then the flowers will bloom more neatly.

Moreover, when buds grow, they should also be smeared. Generally, his buds grow two or three at a bud point. After all the buds come out, only one big bud is kept, and one big bud is kept at every bud point on the whole plant, so that all their big buds are left, which will grow together and each branch will grow very thick and open together. Only in this way can spring blossom completely without flowering.

5. Wisteria

Wisteria is a woody plant, which grows into a big tree in the garden. It is full of beautiful flowers and can also be planted in flowerpots. However, whether it is potted or planted in the ground, it should be pruned after winter dormancy. If you don't trim it in winter, you should trim it in spring. As the temperature rises, wisteria will begin to sprout when it is seen. After its bud points grow, it can clearly distinguish its flower buds from leaf buds, and cut the whole plant into short branches according to its shape and keep the flower buds.

Cut off some of those leaf buds, so that all the leaves are flower buds, which can grow up neatly and open together. If too many branches are left and all the leaves grow out, too many leaf buds will consume nutrients, resulting in a small number of flower buds not opening at all and falling off, so they can be pruned at any time.

These five kinds of flowers are very beautiful, all belong to flowering plants, and some of them can bloom all year round. However, if they enter the spring after the winter, and want to keep blooming in the new year, they must be pruned as soon as the temperature rises in spring, cut off the branches reasonably, reduce the consumption of nutrients, and cut off some thin branches, so that they will sprout quickly, and the branches will be more robust after the new buds come out, and the flowers will bloom more and better.