How to prune purple calyx

Pruning method 1: topping and pinching

Topping and pinching should be done during the growth period. Topping and pinching will distribute more nutrients to the side branches, promoting better growth of the side branches. This can effectively dwarf the plant, allow more side branches to grow, and create a more lush plant shape. Topping and pinching can be done multiple times during the growing period. Pinch the top of the plant once it has been established.

Pruning method 2: Cut off excess branches and leaves

The so-called excess branches and leaves are those that do not grow well and are too dense. Pruning them can not only reduce the loss of nutrients, but also increase the light and air permeability of the plants. In addition to being beneficial to plant growth, this can also improve flowering results.

Pruning method three: always prune branches

This plant has a very strong ability to branch and grow, so it needs to be pruned from time to time. Otherwise, too many branches will make the plant too dense, which is not conducive to its growth and health.

Pruning method 4: Cut off any fallen leaves at any time

If you find leaves falling off, you can directly cut off the branch. Because it has strong branching and growth ability, it will soon produce new healthy branches.

This plant will grow more and more prosperous if you dare to cut it, so when you grow this plant, you must dare to prune it. Even if the pruning is not done properly, it will quickly grow new branches for you to prune. So, go ahead and trim it.