How to prune Brazilian wood

Brazilian wood pruning tools

Pruning Brazilian wood requires tools such as scissors, knives, markers, and alcohol.

Steps for pruning Brazilian wood

Preliminary work

First of all, before you trim the rubber tree, you must have a good understanding of the rubber tree to be trimmed, observe the growth momentum of the rubber tree, determine whether pruning is needed, and if necessary, have a general framework in mind about what shape it needs to be trimmed into.

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The first step to pruning the rubber tree is to decide which branch to prune. If the plant is lush and dense, you may consider marking it with a marker to prevent mistakes when pruning.

After marking, check the tree to see if it is the shape you want. If not, modify the marks before starting pruning.

The scissors must be sharp so that pruning is easier and the cuts are neater, making it more beautiful. Before pruning, disinfect your pruning tools with alcohol.

The general method of pruning the rubber tree is to cut the entire root node from a branch. When cutting, be sure to proceed from top to bottom, then from bottom to top, keeping the incision parallel to the main trunk of the plant.