How to prune lace golden dew after flowering

Pruning lace lilies after flowering

After the lace golden dew flower blooms, the withered branches and branches infested by insects should be pruned off first, so that the lace golden dew flower can grow better. It is generally best to choose 45° for pruning, as this angle is conducive to wound healing after pruning.

Lace Golden Dew Flower Pruning and Flowering

After pruning, the lace flower needs to be exposed to a certain amount of sunlight, mainly in the morning, and the soil should be loosened appropriately, and then fertilized. This will allow the lace flower to recover and grow better.

Maintenance method of lace golden dew flower after flowering

The lace gold dew flower may not bloom because it is not yet time to bloom, or it may be due to long-term over-watering or lack of phosphorus in the soil.

After the lace gold dew flower blooms, place it in a sunny place, apply balanced slow-release fertilizer to replenish the nutrients lost after flowering, and provide water, but do not water it excessively to prevent water accumulation and root rot.