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Definition of side shoot in English: side shootnoun ˈsʌɪd ʃuːtˈsaɪd ˌʃut A shoot growing from the side of a plant's stem. 侧芽，侧枝 Example sentencesExamples - If the shrub is still too tall, cut back the stems to just above a strong side shoot.
- Pinch side shoots of flowering stems to get the biggest flowers.
- The largest side shoots can be 18 inches long, and the thinnest about six inches long.
- After blooms fade in spring, shorten main canes and side shoots.
- Cucumbers grow vertically as a single stem until they reach the support cable, then the top is cut off and two side shoots are allowed to grow over the cable and hang down.
- The shoots are then harvested as they become ready - nipping off the shoots encourages the plant to form more side shoots.
- As the vines grow, they're tied to the poles, and side shoots are pinched off to preserve a single main stem.
- The main stalk and side shoots are ready for harvest once the flower buds start to form.
- Prune the flowering side shoots to two to three buds above the structural canes during the dormant season.
- Prune indoor and outdoor grapevines, cutting back each side shoot to within one or two buds of the main stem.
- Remove shoots that grow from the roots or the vine, but not side shoots that arise from your selected strong shoot.
- Feed tomatoes regularly, pinching out any side shoots that form and tying the main stems to canes for support.
- Plants in open pots were grown from rooted side shoots.
- After they have produced fruit, cut them back to the second side shoot near the overhead support, and these will start growing again.
- The sweet peas were pinched out last week so they will soon be sending out side shoots and tendrils that will need a support to cling on to.
- If the plant has not been pruned for a couple of years and still looks too big after this, the flowering stems can be trimmed back to just above a side shoot.
- Using a sharp, clean knife or clippers, cut the tip of a side shoot that has at least three leaf joints.
- The opposite corner is marked by a bright spray of canary yellow broccoli flowers, from a few side shoots we left in place when we harvested the crop.
- The plant responds with side shoots, giving you more blooms.
- Unlike the brassicas, which can only be grown from seed, Chinese spinach can be propagated from cuttings of side shoots which have not yet flowered.
Synonyms shoot, sucker, tendril, runner, scion, slip, offset, sprout, sprig, stem, twig, branch, bough, limb, spur
Definition of side shoot in US English: side shootnounˈsīd ˌSHo͞otˈsaɪd ˌʃut A shoot growing from the side of a plant's stem. 侧芽，侧枝 Example sentencesExamples - If the plant has not been pruned for a couple of years and still looks too big after this, the flowering stems can be trimmed back to just above a side shoot.
- The largest side shoots can be 18 inches long, and the thinnest about six inches long.
- After they have produced fruit, cut them back to the second side shoot near the overhead support, and these will start growing again.
- Feed tomatoes regularly, pinching out any side shoots that form and tying the main stems to canes for support.
- Using a sharp, clean knife or clippers, cut the tip of a side shoot that has at least three leaf joints.
- The plant responds with side shoots, giving you more blooms.
- The shoots are then harvested as they become ready - nipping off the shoots encourages the plant to form more side shoots.
- Unlike the brassicas, which can only be grown from seed, Chinese spinach can be propagated from cuttings of side shoots which have not yet flowered.
- The sweet peas were pinched out last week so they will soon be sending out side shoots and tendrils that will need a support to cling on to.
- After blooms fade in spring, shorten main canes and side shoots.
- Plants in open pots were grown from rooted side shoots.
- The opposite corner is marked by a bright spray of canary yellow broccoli flowers, from a few side shoots we left in place when we harvested the crop.
- Pinch side shoots of flowering stems to get the biggest flowers.
- Prune the flowering side shoots to two to three buds above the structural canes during the dormant season.
- As the vines grow, they're tied to the poles, and side shoots are pinched off to preserve a single main stem.
- Prune indoor and outdoor grapevines, cutting back each side shoot to within one or two buds of the main stem.
- Cucumbers grow vertically as a single stem until they reach the support cable, then the top is cut off and two side shoots are allowed to grow over the cable and hang down.
- The main stalk and side shoots are ready for harvest once the flower buds start to form.
- If the shrub is still too tall, cut back the stems to just above a strong side shoot.
- Remove shoots that grow from the roots or the vine, but not side shoots that arise from your selected strong shoot.
Synonyms shoot, sucker, tendril, runner, scion, slip, offset, sprout, sprig, stem, twig, branch, bough, limb, spur
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