How to prune the succulent Jade Plant

When to prune the succulent Jade Plant

Generally speaking, the succulent Jade Plant can be pruned in all seasons except the cold winter, but heavy pruning is only allowed in spring, while light pruning is mostly done in summer.

The branches cut from the Jade Plant can be used for cuttings. Trim the base incision, put it in a cool place to dry the incision, and then insert it directly into the coarse sand.

How to prune the branches of Jade Plant

When pruning the Jade Plant, you need to cut off all the overgrown branches, withered branches, crossed branches, and inward branches, and also cut off the branches that spread outward. This kind of pruning can not only reduce the consumption of nutrients and allow the plant to grow better, but also make the plant more beautiful.

Tips for pruning Jade Plants

Each time you prune the succulent Jade Leaf, you need to reserve about 2 buds on the branches and cut off the rest. If the plant is not large and sprouts quickly, you can only keep 1 bud. The selected position is usually at the bud mouth of the branch. Not only will it sprout quickly, but it will also be thicker than other buds.

Jade leaves grow faster when pruned

When growing the succulent Jade Plant, if root rot has occurred, the rotten roots must be cut off in time, otherwise it will affect the growth rate. You can wash the roots first, and then cut off all the rotten and blackened parts, so that the Jade Plant can continue to grow.

Precautions for pruning Jade Plants

After pruning the branches of the succulent Jade Plant, be careful not to expose it to the sun. Place it in a cool and ventilated place for maintenance, and disinfect the cuts with disinfectant to prevent infection of the plant wounds.