How to prune golden tower flowers

How to prune the branches of golden tower flower

The golden tower can be repotted in spring and properly pruned to retain only the general growth height, which can promote the growth of other side branches.

1. Pruning branches and leaves : In the process of cultivating golden tower flowers, the first thing to do is to promptly cut off the underdeveloped, overgrown, and diseased branches and leaves to obtain more nutrients for the plant.

2. Branch combing : The branches and leaves of the golden pagoda flower grow relatively lush, and the branches and leaves that grow too densely should be combed to increase the light transmittance of the plant and allow the plant to grow better.

3. Pruning after flowering : After the flowering period of the golden tower is over, the dead flowers and branches need to be pruned to avoid nutrient consumption.

Golden Tower Flower Pruning Tips

Pruning during the growing season : When the golden tower is growing, dead branches, overgrown branches, and diseased branches must be pruned off in time, otherwise the nutrients of the plant will be consumed and the plant will not grow beautifully enough.

Pruning after flowering : After the golden tower blooms, the withered flowers and leaves must be pruned off, otherwise it will consume the plant's excess nutrients, so it needs to be pruned in time to allow the plant to resume growth quickly.

Precautions for pruning golden tower flowers

Disinfection : When pruning the golden tower flower, be sure to disinfect it and ensure that the wound is not exposed to water to prevent the plant from being infected by bacteria.
Pruning : When pruning the golden tower flower, do not over-prune it, otherwise it will easily cause irreversible damage. The plant is very fragile after pruning, so it is best to keep it in a ventilated environment.