Lily bamboo is loved by many people because of its beautiful flowers, high survival rate, simple maintenance method and good air purification effect, which can be cultivated in both north and south. April-June is the best season for pruning and shaping lily and bamboo. Some flower lovers are worried about pruning, mainly because they have no experience to follow, and they are afraid that pruning will be broken and the loss will outweigh the gain. So how to prune lily bamboo and what pruning methods are there? Here's Uncle Gardener to introduce the pruning methods of lily bamboo.

Because of its perennial nature, it can grow new branches from the roots, so the plant shape is generally better. Lily bamboo, as an evergreen shrub of Dracaena Dracaena and Dracaena Dracaena, can be shaped by pruning or even beheading. Lily bamboo is resistant to pruning, so it is best to increase fertilizer and water management properly before and after pruning to ensure better new branches and leaves. The pruning of lily bamboo is mainly based on shaping, and of course, cutting is also one of the main reasons for pruning.

1. Prune lily bamboo that grows well for more than one year. The purpose is to adjust the flower pattern, cut off weak branches, increase tillers, produce more branches, manage growth and make the crown more beautiful. Two weeks before the decision to prune, fertilize the shallow layer of the basin soil and water it normally.

2. Observe the whole tree crown and determine the branches to be pruned. Bian Xiao, the branch to be pruned here is the one on the left, because it is obviously worse than other branches, and the top branch is very weak, and it has grown slowly in the past month, which has affected the overall crown shape.

3. Cut the branches with scissors at a distance of 6 to 8 cm. After cutting, wrap the knife edge with tape paper to seal it, which can prevent water loss and reduce the damage to plants.

4. The cut branches can be cultivated by hydroponics. The method is to put the cut branches into a container, fill it with water, and start changing water every two days. After the root buds germinate, only add water without changing water until the buds are full and strong and planted in the pot soil.

5. Fix and stretch the whole crown with plastic rope. This step can be designed according to the shape one likes, as long as it doesn't harm plants.

6. Move the flowerpot out of direct sunlight. When the trimmed incision is dry, it can be planted in the normal position.

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