How to trim Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia to look good

When is the best time to prune Tiger Eye Evergreen

The leaves of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia should be pruned in November or December in autumn to facilitate better growth in the second year. The leaves of Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia can also be pruned when they are very long. It is usually more appropriate to prune them when repotting.

Tips for pruning Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia

Pruning branches and leaves: When the leaves of the tiger eye evergreen grow very long, they should be cut short in time. When the leaves grow very densely, they should be thinned out in time. If the outer skin on its bulb has dried up, it also needs to be cut off in time. When pruning the leaves, you can cut the leaves of the tiger eye evergreen short by two-thirds.

Pruning and flowering: After flowering, the ornithogalum should have its remaining flowers cut off, because the remaining flowers will consume the nutrients for its growth and need to be cut off in time so that it can bloom better.

Precautions for pruning Tiger Eye Dieffenbachia

When pruning Tiger Eye Evergreen, you should wear gloves to avoid touching its juice and getting poisoned. After pruning, be sure to use carbendazim to disinfect the wound to avoid infection.