Do hydrangeas need topping when they germinate in spring?

Hydrangeas must not be cut in spring. If you cut it once, flowering will be a problem.

The best pruning time of hydrangea is in autumn. In spring, even if there are many withered leaves on the branches, careful observation will reveal that many Kobanawa bones will grow at the joint of each branch. These flower bones are hard to find. If you cut it off blindly with scissors, it will be difficult to bloom again in the following time.

The correct way is to break the dry branches above by hand and clean the soil on the surface of the flowerpot. Water and fertilize the soil in time, replenish water and nutrition, create a good living environment for it, and then wait for it to bloom quietly.

Arrange one's attention

1, when pruning in defoliation, if you expect to see more flowers next year, you should try to leave as many buds as possible.

If the flowers wither and nobody takes care of them, the trees will be weak. Therefore, the stems should be removed after flowering. The key point is to cut the upper part of 2-3 nodes from the flower.

3. If the branches that have already grown are cut off, the plant will be a compensatory growth. Of course, there will be no nutrient accumulation, which will lead to less flowering. Spring pruning can easily cut off the flower buds that have differentiated in the previous year, which is the fundamental reason for the scarcity of flowers. In spring, it is hardly cut, only twigs are cut, which is the key point.

4. The old branches of hydrangea don't need to be cut.