Do you need to cut the buds of longevity flowers in summer? what do you think?

Buds in June are best cut. Because this is not a decent flowering period. In addition, longevity flowers are not heat-resistant in summer. As soon as the temperature exceeds 32 degrees, it begins to sleep, and then it can't grow. The nutrients absorbed by roots are very limited, and leaves need to be consumed to escape the heat. The long buds of seedlings do not affect the normal opening. However, the number of buds may be much less than that of big seedlings, and it is impossible to achieve such a blooming effect. Longevity flowers are not afraid of being cut. The more they are cut down, the more flourishing they will be. That's what it means!

As mentioned above, when the longevity flower is pruned for the first time, only a pair of strong leaves can be left. Cut off all the upper parts, and the weak leaves with poor bottom can also be cut off. Repeat this several times, and you will have dozens of hair branches. In summer, the temperature is very high, and many flowers are in semi-dormancy or dormant state, and their growth is stagnant or very slow. Longevity flower is no exception. In summer, if you don't pay attention, its leaves may wither and weaken, and its growth state is not as good as that in spring and autumn. A friend just bought some longevity flowers, which are still kept at home. They are still blooming in summer when it is hot.

In fact, it is best not to keep the flowers that bloom this summer, whether they are newly planted or potted longevity flowers that have been raised for a long time. It is best to cut off the flowers and buds. Why? And there are three reasons and advantages. Just want to see the flowers, or just want to determine the varieties. If the seedlings have buds, they should bloom then. But if the timing is wrong, whether it is pinching the bud or growing a new branch next, it is the same flower branch, and the same flower bud will soon grow. Sure enough, the body is not big.

For example, now 65438+February or 65438+ 10 is a good time for longevity flowers to cultivate flower buds. Even after the terminal bud falls, it will germinate, differentiate and bloom at this particularly suitable time for cultivating buds. If new leaves grow out and old leaves block its sunshine, they will be mercilessly cut off. The branches of longevity flower can not only be used for cutting, but also its leaves can easily take root and grow small buds through cutting. But compared with pruning, it takes much longer to cut leaves and the buds grow weaker. Then, cut with the leaves of the longevity flower, and the bud has appeared. Can the old leaves at the bottom be cut off?