How to trim the dripping Guanyin to look good

When is the best time to prune the Dripping Guanyin?

It is generally better to prune the weeping angel before it wakes up from its dormant period in spring. If it is pruned at this time, it will be able to recover quickly.

Tips for pruning the weeping angel

Trim off all the yellow and withered leaves, and also trim off the wilted leaves. If only the tips or edges of the leaves are yellow, you can only trim the edges and tips, and the rest can be retained, which will also be beneficial to the growth of the plant.

If the weeping angel grows too lush, you can cut off all the thin branches and leaves so that more new branches can sprout. The cut branches and leaves can also be dried and then re-grafted to cultivate new plants, so there is no need to throw away the cut branches and leaves.

Pruning branches and leaves: When pruning the weeping angel, start with the yellow leaves. Diseased and insect-infected leaves should be picked out one by one, and the tops must be cut off to allow more side buds to sprout and grow more vigorously.

Tips for pruning the weeping angel

When pruning the Weeping Goddess of Water, be sure to wear glasses and gloves, because the Weeping Goddess of Water contains toxic alkaloids, so you need to be careful to protect yourself.