How to prune Nandina domestica bonsai

Method 1: Short cut

At the end of winter and the beginning of spring, according to the expected design effect, select the potential bud points with appropriate height on the pile and cut them short. Allow it to grow freely in the first year. At the same time in the second year, cut off most of the branches grown in the previous year according to the jungle-style, multi-trunk arrangement requirements. At the same time, cut off the dead branches and leaves, leaving only one or two branches at the bottom. New buds will sprout from the branch axils. Pruning should be done once a year to prevent the main trunk from growing taller year by year, which is beneficial to the fruiting of Nandina domestica.

Method 2: Acupuncture