1, Re-cutting: Re-cutting is generally an old plant that has grown for about three to five years, and it is carried out before the Spring Festival in winter. Starting from the first fork counted up from the pot soil on the main stem, you can cut down about two centimeters after inserting it in the fork, and all the branches and leaves will be cut off. Generally, the pruned plants are less than15cm. In this way, the pruned main stem will grow thicker, which can retain more nutrients and promote the growth of new branches in the next spring. The new buds will be thicker and have more buds than before.

2. After the new branches grow in spring, the branches will be too long and the momentum will be too strong. In order to avoid the influence of too long branches on flowering, we can top the new branches when they grow to 10 cm, and cut off the new buds at the top of the new branches, so that the branches will differentiate into other shoots and the flowers will bloom more and more.

3. Light-cut jasmine can bloom several times a year, but flowering consumes a lot of nutrients, so in order not to affect the second flowering, the residual flowers should be cut off in time after each flower withers, so that not only can nutrients be accumulated for the next flowering, but also the cut flower branches will differentiate into new branches and grow new buds.