How to trim the lucky charm

When to trim the lucky tree

It is suitable to prune the lucky charm plant in late summer and early autumn. The pruned branches can be used for cuttings. Cut the upper part with a knife, cut off some old leaves, and then plant them in pots. Water them with carbendazim 3 days after transplanting. It is best to place them in a cool place for the first week, away from direct sunlight.

How to prune the branches of the Hongyun Dangtou

When pruning the lucky bamboo, the main thing is to trim the parts that have grown too long and cut them short. If the plant grows too densely, it also needs to be pruned appropriately. Prune some old branches and leaves and retain the new leaves. This can promote the growth of new leaves and make the plant look more vibrant.

The lucky tree grows faster if trimmed

If you want the lucky plant to grow faster after pruning, you can prune it when the old leaves at the bottom show yellowing, dry tips, burnt edges, etc. The main thing is to trim the remaining leaves at the bottom, and there is no need to prune other parts too much.

Pruning and flowering of Hongyun Dangtou

When the leaf edges and leaf tips of the lucky charm plant are prone to scorching, it is necessary to prune them in time and keep the pot soil moist. Cut off the flower heads in time after flowering to reduce nutrient consumption, and add fertilizer to facilitate the growth of side buds.

Things to note when pruning the lucky tree

When pruning the lucky bamboo, you only need to cut off the part of the flower stem that has bloomed together with the flower head. There is no need to touch the leaves. Also, pay attention to watering after pruning to prevent the wound from rotting.