Chrysanthemum will grow many axillary buds in the strong seedling stage. You should pinch them off with your fingers in time. Otherwise, it will consume a lot of nutrients and sprout many small branches, which will lead to the disorder of plants and destroy the beauty of plants. In the bud stage of chrysanthemum, sometimes lateral buds will grow on the tender branches of the terminal buds. Except what needs to be kept, the rest should be cut off with tweezers in time to promote terminal bud hypertrophy.

Plastic pruning method

Timely coring can promote the growth of lateral branches and reduce plant height. Because of the different artistic shapes of chrysanthemums, the time and times of potted plants are different. In the northern region, ordinary families generally raise 4-7 chrysanthemums in potted plants. After planting chrysanthemum seedlings, leave 4-5 leaves for coring. When 4-5 leaves grow on the side branches, 2-3 leaves are left on each side branch for the second coring.

How to prune in winter

Cut off the flowering branches of chrysanthemum from the roots, and then cut them off after flowering, and the non-flowering branches will slowly wither. The seedlings at the roots can survive the winter without pruning. After chrysanthemum blossoms, just cut off the old branches after flowering. It's best to stay in the root seedlings for the winter. Flower friends, you should know that it is not enough to have a heart that loves flowers. It is impossible to appreciate flowers without caring for them. Be careful when planting flowers, cultivate them and prune them. I hope that people who love flowers can cultivate a pleasing chrysanthemum through the chrysanthemum pruning method introduced by learning art.