Cinnamomum camphora grows fast and has many branches. If it is planted too densely, it will affect the tree shape of Cinnamomum camphora. Therefore, it needs to be trimmed and reshaped in time to give full play to the role of camphor tree branches and enhance the overall ornamental value.

Pruning time of camphor tree

The pruning time of camphor tree can be flexibly controlled. Seedlings at seedling stage don't need pruning, but seedlings at growing stage can be pruned and grow white. Adult trees mainly prune branchlets below crown width to improve ornamental value. When transplanting, you can prune again, cut off most branches and leaves, keep a few branches at the top of the trunk and keep the trunk.

Pruning method of camphor tree

If the crown of Cinnamomum camphora is too small, it is mainly due to excessive pruning at ordinary times, which has caused too much damage to the branches of Cinnamomum camphora, so it can be pruned according to the tree type of the plant. On the main branch of the first layer of Cinnamomum camphora, leave two branches and cut them properly to reduce the number of leaves of Cinnamomum camphora. Some weak branches on the second main branch of Cinnamomum camphora should be cut off, and the top competitive branches should be shortened to maintain the top advantage of Cinnamomum camphora. In addition, pests and diseases, withered old branches, dense branches and cross branches should be pruned in time to reduce nutrient consumption and increase ventilation.

Matters needing attention in pruning camphor trees

Cinnamomum camphora can be pruned once after transplanting. At this time, the absorption capacity of root system is weak, so it must be pruned with great strength to ensure its survival. After each pruning, it needs to be placed in a well-ventilated semi-shade. Remember not to water, or the wound will rot if there is water.