How to reshape and trim the roots of jade fans

How to reshape the jade fan

When raising jade fans, in order to make them neat and beautiful, they need to be trimmed to give them the best ornamental effect.

When trimming the shape, it mainly relies on manual control. The first thing that needs to be controlled is the light. As we all know, plants are phototropic when they grow, and their shape will change with changes in light, although this effect may not be very large. What we need to do at this point is to expose it to light reasonably. However, since the light cannot be met according to human needs during cultivation, you can rotate the pot frequently when growing jade fans, about once a month.

Secondly, you must pay attention to management to avoid the leaves of the jade fan from becoming too long, twisting, and other adverse phenomena.

Finally, pruning is needed, which is mainly about retaining the leaves. In order to achieve a certain aesthetic effect, the leaves need to be broken. You can decide how many leaves to keep according to the shape you want, and be careful not to damage other leaves.

How to prune the roots of Jade Fan

In spring, many flower lovers will prune the roots of their jade fans. Many flower lovers will directly cut off the roots of the Jade Fan. In fact, this root is not the real root system, but the stem base that grows due to metabolism during the growth of the Jade Fan. This stem base does not absorb nutrients, and the stem base on the adult plant is more prone to diseases and pests, so it is best to cut it off in time.