What to do if the Brazilian wood grows too tall

What to do if you are too tall?

If your Brazilian wood grows too tall, then you need to prune the tree.

I believe many flower lovers should be very familiar with the relevant information about the rubber tree. It is an evergreen tree of the Liliaceae family. The height can reach more than six meters. After potting, it is actually recommended that you apply less fertilizer. If you apply too much fertilizer, it is likely that the rubber tree will grow too tall, which is not conducive to indoor planting in potted soil and is not suitable for viewing and maintenance. But everyone should know that the rubber tree grows very fast, and sometimes it will soon grow too tall. So when we encounter this situation, how should we prune it?

The specific pruning method is as follows: First, before pruning, you should carefully observe the shape of the tree to see if the shape is appropriate. Next, determine which section you want to trim and mark it. Before starting, it is recommended that you disinfect the pruning tools to ensure the safety of the plants. When pruning the rubber tree, it should be noted that the pruning of this variety generally requires that a branch be cut off from the entire root node. When cutting, be sure to cut from top to bottom first, then from bottom to top, and be careful to keep the cut flat, preferably close to the main trunk. In addition, the cut branches can be processed and grafted into new plants! Isn’t it great!