How to trim the Jasper

When to trim the Jasper

It is best to prune the Jade Plant during the seedling stage and in spring, because the plant grows rapidly at this time and the wounds can heal quickly.

Small Jasper can be planted with leaf cuttings, which require petioles, which should be inserted vertically or slightly tilted into the river sand, with a depth of 1/4-1/3 of the petiole. Keep the substrate moist and high humidity, and it will take 2-3 weeks for roots to sprout. The buds can be transplanted when they are slightly larger.

Little Jasper pruning branches and leaves

When the Jade Flower is a seedling, pinch the top and shorten the middle branches to increase the number of branches and make the shape of the whole plant fuller. Thin out during the growing period and remove some of the densely distributed branches to reduce nutrient consumption and make the remaining branches more vigorous.

When the height of the Jade Plant seedlings is about 10 cm, they need to be pinched to increase the number of branches. This will make the plant fuller and have a higher appreciation value.

Tips for pruning small jasper

If it is a grown-up Jasper flower, you first need to observe the entire plant shape, and then cut off dead branches, weak branches, and overgrown branches to reduce nutrient consumption and make the plant shape more beautiful.

The Jade Plant needs to be topped during the seedling stage, and the dead branches, old branches, dense branches, crossed branches, overlapping branches, etc. need to be pruned away so that the plant can grow faster.

Things to pay attention to when pruning Jasper

When pruning the Jadeite, you should pay attention to disinfecting it and disinfect the wound in time. The knives used also need to be disinfected. Do not water it for a period of time after pruning to avoid infection and rot of the wound.