The leafless branches of duckweed can be directly cut off. In indoor culture of duckweed, leaves often fall off, all the upper leaves fall off, and the lower leaves are few. At this time, it is cut short from the upper part to promote the germination of new branches, and the cut branches can also be cut short to become new plants after taking root. Chopping is usually done in summer.

Liriodendron, scientific name Liriodendron, is an evergreen shrub. Many branches, dense branches. Palmately compound leaves with 5-8 leaflets, rectangular, leathery, dark green and shiny. Panicle with red flowers and crimson berries. Palm trees tend to sprout long branches, so attention should be paid to shaping and pruning to promote the sprouting of side branches and maintain a good tree shape. Young plants are thinned and lightly cut, mainly in shape. When the old plant is too big, most branches can be cut off again by changing pots, and at the same time, some roots must be cut off and potted again to sprout new leaves.

1. Sparse and lightly cut rosewood seedlings. Oriental rosewood young plants have not yet formed, and it is most suitable to finalize the design at this time. The method is very simple, as long as the branches and leaves that are too dense or the branches that grow unevenly and are too long are cut off in time.

Second, re-cut the old plants of duck feet. Old plants that have grown for 4-5 years have thick branches and large plant shapes, which need to be pruned again.

Third, the podophyllum has grown for 7 years, and its appearance has been deformed, which seriously affects its appearance. At this time, pruning can be combined with changing pots during the Spring Festival. When changing pots, prune old roots, shorten too high branches and promote the germination of new branches. In addition, the spread branches can be tied with ropes to make them grow upwards.

Fourth, cut the branches of duck feet. Many families cut off the duck's feet, and the leaves at the base of the branches are less, which will become longer and longer with the passage of time, affecting the appearance. Cut the branches several times with a blade (vertical or round, so as not to harm the life of the plant, that is, slightly damage the epidermis), then pile up soil and enclose the lower part with soil. After a while, when the wound grows new roots, cut off the original roots at the bottom and replant them. This reduces the height of the above parts without affecting their shapes.