Pruning principle
Reasonable pruning is conducive to the growth, development, flowering and Fruiting of bergamot p>
In principle, when pruning bergamot, it is necessary to cut off the dense Cross branches and overlapping branches, and cut off the diseased branches, weak branches and dead branches. The pruning can be carried out in combination with changing pots p>
The pruning of bergamot generally meets the requirements of uniform branches, reasonable distribution, ventilation and light transmission p>
Spring pruning
Bergamot should trim its spring shoots in spring p>
In March, bergamot will grow new branches and need to be trimmed. Generally, in addition to retaining some branches used to supplement space and branches near fruit branches, the remaining branches that do not need to be fruit branches can be cut off p>
Summer pruning
Bergamot needs to trim its summer shoots in summer p>
The summer shoots of bergamot sprout after grain rain, so it is easy to compete with spring fruits for nutrients, and will affect the growth of autumn shoots of bergamot. Therefore, all the branches growing in summer can be cut off except for individual branches that need modeling p>
When pruning Bergamot in summer, there are two points to pay attention to. First, the temperature and humidity are high in summer. If the nutrients are sufficient, the branches will grow arbitrarily. If the branches are too long or do not grow buds, it is best to cut them off. Second, some perennial fruitless branches of bergamot can be strongly cut in summer, and a few bud eyes can be reserved at the base of the branches to germinate new branches p>
Autumn pruning
The autumn pruning of bergamot is very important, which is related to whether Bergamot can blossom and bear more fruits p>
When pruning Bergamot in autumn, in addition to pruning the weak and stunted branches, other branches can be reserved as fruit branches. For the branches and shoots of bergamot in autumn, the key is to strengthen the maintenance p>