How to prune wisteria in winter?

Osmanthus fragrans, also known as Hundred Days Red, is a kind of flower with long flowering period and bright colors. When we prune Osmunda japonica in winter, we can cut off all the budding branches, over-dense branches, diseased branches and overlapping branches, and then cut off the 1/3 of the clustered branches, leaving the old branches around 10 cm. Let's talk about the usual pruning and how to manage wisteria.

What should I pay attention to when pruning at ordinary times?

When pruning during the growing season, don't cut short the new branches that grow in spring, otherwise the branches will only grow and will not bloom.

Before flowering, cut off branches that are too slender and too long. This is beneficial to bud grafting propagation of Osmunda japonica.

In the late flowering stage of Osmunda japonica, the flowers that need to bloom should be cut off, which can reduce the loss of nutrients and let the plants sprout new branches.

Daily management of Osmunda japonica Thunb

Temperature. Osmanthus fragrans likes warm environment and has certain cold resistance. If you plant it in the north, you can paint it white or wrap it in winter. If cultivated in flowerpots, the indoor temperature can be controlled at 5 ~ 10℃ in winter, which can safely overwinter.

Light. Wisteria likes plenty of sunshine and is not afraid of the big sun even in summer. Adequate sunshine is beneficial to the flowering of Osmunda japonica, so it must be placed in a sunny place when raising Osmunda japonica.

Fertilize. Osmanthus fragrans is a kind of flower that likes to give birth. Spring fertilizer can be applied once in early spring, and decomposed organic fertilizer and phosphate fertilizer are better. Top dressing can be done once in early March, and NPK compound fertilizer can be used. Phosphorus and potassium fertilizer can be applied from May to June, which is beneficial to the bud formation of Osmunda japonica. In July ~ 10, cake fertilizer can be applied, so that the flowers bloom bigger and more brightly. Reduce fertilization in autumn. You don't need to fertilize when you hibernate in winter.

Water it. Lagerstroemia indica can tolerate drought and is most afraid of waterlogging and water accumulation. Osmunda japonica can be watered when it germinates in spring, and it is good to keep the soil moist during the growing period.

Through our introduction, I believe everyone will have a deeper understanding of how to prune Lagerstroemia speciosa in winter.