3 types of flowers need to cut off the top and top, the more flowers you cut, the more flowers will appear, forming a bunch

Evening primrose

Petunia is one of the popular flowering plants. Lush bushes with spotted flowers of white, pink, red, purple colors are found in city flower beds, on house balconies. To prolong the flowering period and rejuvenate the bushes, florists prune petunias in midsummer.

Pruning petunias is a quick and easy task to keep your flowers healthy and vibrant. Keep your petunia beautiful by removing wilted or dead flowers. Gently pinch or cut off the weak flowers before they begin to seed to encourage regrowth.

If your petunia stems look soft and they stop blooming, cut them 5.1cm below the soil so they grow back stronger. Regular pruning will yield healthier petunias with a longer bloom time.

Snail flower

Green peacock tail tree or barbarium tree with extremely diligent flower characteristics, the tree gives flowers continuously day in and day out. If the barnacle tree is not pruned, with such a frequency of flowers, it is almost impossible for the tree to grow. Therefore, in the process of growing barnacles, pruning flowers for barnacles is very necessary.

Plumbago’s flowering period is very long, and it needs to be pruned properly after flowering, so that a second wave of flowers can be repeated more quickly. When planting a barberry tree, it is almost impossible to wait for the tree to completely fade away before pruning.

Even though most of the flowers have faded, a small part is still in bloom or is about to bloom, this is the right time to give it a little pruning. When pruning, cut off both flower buds, blooming flowers, dead flowers, soon many new flowers will be opened.

Jasmine

Jasmine is not only a flower with pure and noble beauty, but it also has a sweet and seductive scent that is loved by many people.

An interesting feature of jasmine is that it often blooms on new branches, old branches that have already bloomed will rarely flower again. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly prune branches, so that jasmine flowers produce many flowers.

In fact, jasmine flowers often need to be pruned regularly after the flower blooms, especially in the branches that have bloomed, the older flower branches. This is also a way to stimulate other sprouts and branches to grow. When there are many side branches, more flowers will appear.

Of course, after pruning, you must add enough fertilizer so that the tree has enough nutrients to develop side branches. After pruning, add a multi-element fertilizer. After 15 days, its subsidiary branches grow 3-4 pairs of leaves and are about to form flower buds. At this time, add phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Water once every 7 days with potassium dihydrogen phosphate. Water about twice a day, then the flower buds will bloom.