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Prune your kalanchoe twice now, and come winter you will have countless flower buds
Yesterday a fellow flower lover left Chengcheng a message asking how to prune kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) and when is the best time to prune it. Chengcheng wants to tell everyone: if you want your kalanchoe to bloom into a big ball of flowers, pruning is definitely a must, and the best time to prune is...
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Prune your money tree at the right time for even stronger growth next year
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a plant everyone loves, with lush, abundant leaves and a very auspicious name, making it a must-have green plant in every flower lover's home. But many flower lovers don't really know how to care for a money tree, and don't know how to prune it...
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Prune roses once during the flowering period, and buds will pop out like crazy, with blooms that are big and vivid
Roses (Rosa chinensis) are a flower that many people quite like, especially after they bloom, when they look very beautiful. But when roses are blooming, many people only know how to admire the beauty of the flowers and overlook one thing, which is that during the flowering period...
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How to prune a bird of paradise? The correct method is easy to understand at a glance
The bird of paradise is a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Strelitziaceae, with no stem, so when some leaves wither or become diseased, flower lovers do not know how to prune a bird of paradise. It is actually not difficult. If a leaf has withered but the petiole part is still fresh green, we can...
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How to prune Aglaia odorata after flowering? Detailed post-bloom pruning method
When a young plant reaches a certain size, keep the lower 15-20 cm and cut it back short to let it fork and branch. For an established plant, prune the leggy branches and cut them back short; also, the inner branches grow thin and weak, and some dead branches can be cut away directly. It generally does not need major pruning; just maintain its shape.
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Prune Rose Twice During Blooming Season for Continuous, Big, Vivid Blooms
Roses are relatively easy to grow and their blooms are very beautiful. Many people keep a pot of them. After your potted rose blooms at home, you need to learn how to prune it. Proper pruning encourages strong new shoots, and the plant will keep blooming. Below we bring you rose...
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Prune your Schefflera like this: master these few steps for a vigorous, beautiful plant
Schefflera can be propagated by pruning, and the survival rate is very high. It can generally be planted in winter; choose perlite or river sand for the cuttings, then use a small wooden stick to poke some small holes in the soil, cut a 10-15 cm one-year...
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Prune your Kalanchoe like this, and buds will cover the branches until you can hardly see the leaves
Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) has bright, gorgeous flowers and a long bloom period, and it is easy to keep alive, so many people like to grow a pot of it. During cultivation, it needs patient management; watering, fertilizing and so on all require mastering the right methods, and pruning is also very important. Below we introduce the...
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How to prune anthurium? This is all you need to do for post-bloom care
Original title: How do we prune anthurium, and how do we care for it after it has bloomed? You only need to do this. Summary: We are all most familiar with the anthurium, so how should anthurium be pruned? After the anthurium blooms...
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Prune the rubber plant at the right spot: 3 new shoots in 1 week, and it grows into a big green ball in 1 year
Cut the rubber plant at this spot and 3 new shoots will sprout in 1 week, growing into a big "green ball" in 1 year. Growing flowers at home has become an indispensable part of many people's lives. Keeping some green potted plants on the balcony and in the living room not only...
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