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Milan leaves droop, what should I do or how to trim them?
Generally, when pruning orchids outdoors in spring, it is necessary to prune 1 time, cut off dead branches, insect pests and fine branches, strengthen ventilation and light transmission, and concentrate nutrients on the left branches, thus promoting the safe flowering of plants. Generally, pruning is not needed during the growth period, but when the tree potential is unbalanced, the branches protruding from the crown are cut short.

Milan should start pruning and shaping from the seedlings, leaving a section of trunk with a height of 15cm to 20cm. Don't let the main branches grow out of the soil, but prune them at the height of 15cm above the main branches to make the plants plump. The lower branches of perennial plants often age and die. Therefore, it is advisable to cut it every other year in high temperature season, so as to promote the germination of adventitious buds at the lower part of the main branch and grow new lateral branches, so that the tree can maintain a symmetrical posture, the tree is vigorous and the leaves are lush.