How to prune the arrowhead flower

When to prune the arrowhead flowers

Pruning of the Euphorbia obesa is generally done during the growing season, when the climate and temperature are more suitable and the wounds can recover faster. It should be avoided in winter because the temperature is too low and the wounds are prone to frostbite, which can easily lead to the death of the plant.

When propagating Ornamentum by cuttings, the cuttings are 6-8 cm long. They should be dried in the air for 1-2 days. When the cut ends are dry and closed, they should be inserted into a flowerpot with pure sand at a depth of 2-3 cm. Then they should be sprayed with water and placed in a semi-shaded place. After 1 week, they should be gradually maintained in scattered light and will take root in 1 month.

Pruning branches and leaves of Ornamental Flower

When caring for the Epipremnum australis, it is necessary to thin out its branches in time and cut off the overly dense branches. Only three or four main stems should be left in each pot of plants, and the rest should be cut off.

Pruning and shaping of Ornamental Flower

1. Bud removal: When pruning the Epipremnum australis, in order to avoid nutrient loss, the side buds on the main stem should be pruned off, otherwise it will hinder the normal bud formation of the plant.

2. Prune the growing point : During the growth period of the Epimedium, the height of the plant should be controlled, preferably between 30-40cm. When it grows to this height, the growth point on the stem should be pruned, so that its stem will grow very strong.

It is very suitable for the Euphorbia to maintain a plant height of 30-40 cm, so when the stem grows to about this height, you can use the method of destroying the growth point to inhibit the continued growth of the stem, and cut a few times on the top of the stem with a knife.

Pruning of the flower

During the growth process, the branches of the Euphorbia milii that bloom more than twice will slowly age and become woody, making it difficult for it to bloom. If you want to ensure that it blooms every year, you must cut off the old branches, and when it grows buds, cut off the poorly growing stems. This will encourage it to bloom quickly, and the flowers will be large and colorful.

Precautions for pruning clematis

When pruning the Euphorbia obesa, you should use clean tools without bacteria, so it is best to disinfect them before use, and the pruning wounds also need to be disinfected by applying some wood ash.