Method of beheading Euphorbia pilosa

1. Time Selection

There is no specific time to behead Euphorbia milii. It is best to do so in spring, which is more conducive to recovery. Don't choose it in summer to prevent excessive evaporation of water and cause water shortage.

2. Prepare Materials

Before beheading Euphorbia milii, you need to prepare the tools. In addition to the necessary sharp knife and carbendazim, you also need to prepare gloves to prevent being pricked by the sharp thorns. Disinfect the knife in advance to prevent infection of the wound.

3. Determine the location

Before beheading it, first determine the location of the beheading. There are not too many specific requirements for the location, but the roots must at least be at a certain height. You can determine the location of the beheading based on the situation of your own Euphorbia.

4. Beheading

After choosing the location for beheading, hold the head of the Euphorbia milii with one hand, and use the other hand to hold a knife to cut off the upper part of the Euphorbia milii. Be sure to hold it steady. Use force to cut off the branches above the head directly. This process should be quick to ensure a smooth cut. Then apply carbendazim on the wound to disinfect and sterilize. The cut part can be placed aside to dry before cutting.