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I have a Brunfelsia in a pot that needs pruning due to being in the house this winter. It's kind of lanky. Do they bloom on new wood? I hate to prune it now and lose the blooms. Should I wait and prune after it blooms. Thanks
As far as plant pruning much depends on what you would like to achieve from your plant. If your primary concern is flower production ~NOW~ yon can wait to prune until after the plant has ceased flowering.
However, if plant health, well growth, attractiveness, and a more spectacular show of flowers happens to be your focus you could jump start pruning once the growth commences.
depends on the variety. I have a Brunsfelsia magnifica, and mine blooms like crazy 3 or 4 times per year at least. It is starting to bud up now. I usually cut it back hard right after this first bloom cycle with good results.
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Boca_Joe(zone 7b) southern Delaware
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