Buxus microphylla needs pruning in spring, about a month after the new buds grow, mainly for shaping and making it have a better plant shape. In summer, when it grows more luxuriantly, it needs pruning again, pruning some dead branches and dense branches.

Buxus microphylla pruning branches and leaves

Buxus microphylla germinates faster, so it needs pruning after the new branches grow out to avoid too many branches. Moreover, during maintenance, it is necessary to cut off some redundant branches that affect the plant shape, and usually it is necessary to cut off some dead branches and branches of pests and diseases.

Pruning skills of buxus microphylla

When planting Buxus microphylla, it is necessary to prune its root system, cut off rotten branches and pests and diseases, and pay attention to maintenance at ordinary times. Once branches with diseases and insect pests and branches with excessive growth are found, they need to be cut off in time to avoid affecting plant shape and reducing nutrient consumption.

Cutting of Pruned Branches of Buxus microphylla

When cutting Buxus microphylla, it usually chooses the new branches of that year as cuttings. When cutting, it needs to keep a moist growth environment, so that it will grow faster and take root more easily.

Matters needing attention in pruning Buxus microphylla

When pruning Buxus microphylla, it should be noted that some thick trunks cannot be cut off, otherwise it will affect the plant shape. Usually, pests and diseases must be cut off in time, otherwise it will affect its growth. After pruning, it needs to be maintained in a well-ventilated place.