Pruning of Chinese rose is a daily management with continuous growth. Every time a flower fails, it is necessary to cut off the residual flowers to promote axillary bud germination and give birth to new buds, because the rose is the top flower bud and only has buds with new buds.

In winter, strong shearing should be carried out before and after defoliation, that is, after frost.

If it is a potted rose, it should be pruned in winter to keep the outer buds as much as possible to promote the fullness of the plant type. After pruning, it should be placed in a low temperature place to prevent premature germination due to high temperature, which will lead to the decline of the tree in the coming year.

If it is a grafted seedling, be sure to cut it on the scion and leave a developing bud, otherwise it will grow into a rootstock.