1、 Cut off the dense branches

Its branching speed is fast, and most of them grow with large branches and twigs, which are dense. Therefore, if you want it not to grow tall and bloom more, you should cut off the dense branches in time. Some branches are very small. Leaving them will only consume nutrients and have no effect. After pruning, the branches will not be too dense, which is more conducive to ventilation, light transmission and promote growth

2、 Cut off overlapping twigs

If you want it to bloom more, you usually have to trim it more. A main branch will grow twigs in different periods, which will not only affect the overall plant shape, but also compete with the lateral branches for nutrients, so it should be cut off in time. Cut off the overlapping branches and twigs on the trunk

3、 Cut off the transverse branches

There will be many horizontal branches inside it, which will not only absorb a lot of nutrients, but also affect ventilation and light transmission. It is recommended to cut them all, otherwise they will grow crisscross inside, which will affect the growth and flowering in the later stage

4、 Cut off parallel branches

Parallel branches do not refer to balanced trees, but two parallel branches grow at a similar position of a branch. In fact, one branch is enough, and the other branches should be cut off. In this way, it is more reasonable on the whole. After cutting, it can also save a lot of nutrients, promote the better growth of other branches and facilitate the later flowering

5、 Trim top

Trimming the top is mainly to control its height. Cut off the branches with small spacing germinating at the top, otherwise it will affect the light exposure of the plant after growing up, which is unfavorable to flowering. The height of the plant can be controlled, which will also improve the ornamental and avoid overgrowth