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Bella Anna demonstrates good heat and sun resistance to a certain extent. In hot summers, it is usually able to withstand high-temperature environments well and is not prone to obvious poor growth due to extreme heat. Its tough characteristics enable it to thrive in full sunlight.
It should be made clear that although Bella Anna has a certain ability to tolerate heat and sun, this does not mean it can survive without stress under extremely harsh high temperatures and intense sunlight. During particularly hot and sunny periods, appropriate shading and moisturizing measures are still beneficial, which can help the plant maintain a better growth state and reduce the risk of excessive water evaporation and leaf burns.
Next, let's talk about the pruning of Bella Anna after flowering. Correct and timely post-flowering pruning is crucial for the healthy growth of Bella Anna and the flowering effect in the coming year.
After the flowers wither, it is necessary to observe the overall condition of the plant. Generally speaking, the first step in pruning is to remove the withered flowers. Use clean and sharp scissors or pruning shears to cut off the spent flowers from the base of the flower stem. This can not only keep the plant clean and beautiful but also prevent the spent flowers from consuming excessive nutrients.
For overly long or dense branches, appropriate pruning is also necessary. When pruning, the principle of "removing the weak and retaining the strong" should be followed, that is, remove weak-growing, pest-infested or overlapping branches, and retain strong, upright and reasonably distributed branches. This can improve the ventilation and light conditions of the plant and promote the germination and growth of new branches.
During the pruning process, pay attention to keeping the pruning tools clean and sharp to reduce damage to the plant and avoid the spread of pathogens. At the same time, the pruning incision should be as smooth as possible to avoid tearing and unevenness, which is conducive to the rapid healing of the wound.
In addition, the extent of post-flowering pruning also needs to be flexibly controlled according to the growth status of the plant and the season. If it is in the vigorous growth season, the pruning range can be relatively large; while in the period close to winter or when the plant growth is relatively slow, the pruning amount should be appropriately reduced to avoid affecting the plant's wintering and recovery.
While Bella Anna has a certain ability to tolerate heat and sun, the pruning work after flowering also requires us to carry out in a scientific and meticulous manner.