African jasmine is one of our common green plants, its emerald green leaves, white flowers, and a faint fragrance, which is loved by everyone. But, do you know how African jasmine is trimmed?Let's learn together!
First of all, we need to understand the growth habits of African jasmine. African jasmine prefers warm, moist environments, grows quickly, and needs plenty of sunlight. When pruning, we decide which parts to cut based on how well it grows.
1.Pruning dead branches: During the growth of African jasmine, it is inevitable that some dead branches will appear. These dead branches are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also consume nutrients. Therefore, we need to prune these dead branches in time.
2.Pruning weak branches: The weak branches of African jasmine can also affect its growth and flowering. The leaves and flowers on the weak branches are relatively sparse, and the ornamental value is not high. We can prune off these weak branches to make the plant healthier.
3.Prune branches that are too long: African jasmine shoots that are too long will not only affect the appearance of the plant, but will also make the plant look disorganized. We can prune excessively long branches to the right height to make the plant more tidy.
4.Pruning too dense branches: If the branches of African jasmine are too dense, it will affect ventilation and light, and it is easy to cause pests and diseases. We can prune off some of the overly dense branches to make the plants more airy and lighty.
In conclusion, the pruning of African jasmine depends on which parts to cut according to its growth. Be careful not to over-prune when pruning, so as not to affect the growth and flowering of the plant. At the same time, care should be taken to keep the plants tidy and ventilated so that they can thrive!
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