Pruning time of potted fortune treePotted money trees are usually pruned around April and May each year because the climate is relatively mild at that time, which is more suitable for the growth and development of the plant. It is also conducive to the growth of new buds as soon as possible after germination. However, the climate varies in different regions, and pruning is required according to the weather at that time. Potted Fortune Tree Pruning Methods and Steps1. When pruning a potted money tree, you need to cut off the overgrown branches to avoid affecting its ornamental value, leaving only 3-4 buds at the base, and all other upper branches should be cut off. 2. The top of the potted money tree also needs to be removed. You can do it according to your preference. It is usually done when repotting. This can prevent the plant from only growing taller but with fewer side branches. Precautions for pruning potted fortune trees1. When pruning a potted money tree, some yellow leaves need to be cut off. After pruning, appropriate medicine needs to be applied to avoid wound infection. 2. After the potted money tree resumes its growth, it is best to place it in a place with sufficient light for maintenance, and water and fertilize it appropriately to allow it to grow well. |
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