Cutting back is recommended before the rainy season, but I had completely forgotten about it and am currently working on it.
So today I cut back Calibrachoa and Baby Sunrose.

First up is Calibrachoa ‘Uno Double’ orange.
It hasn’t gotten very big, and it’s only recently that the flowers have finally started to grow.

If you don’t put scissors in now, when will you do it? With a huff, it was time to enter the sword.
Like this.

I hope that it will grow thick and fluffy from now on.

Next is Baby Sunrose.
I’ve been neglecting it since last fall, and it’s become a bit of a nuisance in the bushes.

That’s it! So I decided to prune this as well.
When I looked closely while cutting, I noticed that there were drawing insects in hard-to-see places, so I was glad I cut them.
Like this.

I kind of like Baby Sunrose.
I think I like red with a strong blue tinge and leaves with a three-dimensional feel.
I hope this makes you feel better again.

With that, the second round of cutbacks during the rainy season has ended.
There’s more, so let’s do our best.