How to prune yew bonsai

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1. Pruning method

2. Precautions

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After the yew is just planted, some new shoots should be properly pruned. When some branches grow longer, they should be lightly or heavily shortened according to the situation. When it grows too densely, thin it out appropriately. Thin branches, dead branches and diseased branches on the plants should also be cut off as soon as possible.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning method

1. Spreading buds: After the yew bonsai is first planted, it will gradually adapt to the new environment and grow new buds. At this time, some parts need to be pruned to consume nutrients. sprouts.

2. Short cutting: When the branches on the plant grow long, they should be cut short according to the situation. Generally, only the overly long part needs to be cut off. It can be light or heavy. cut.

3. Thinning: In order to allow the yew to grow To grow stronger, you need to thin out the parts that grow too densely. When the branches become sparse and orderly, nutrients will be supplied more concentratedly, and the plant will be more ventilated, which will be more conducive to its fruiting.

4. Pruning: Thin branches and dead branches on the plant will hinder its growth if not cut off in time. These branches need to be cut off from the base. In addition, there are some diseased branches, which should be cut off as soon as they are discovered.

2. Precautions

1. If there are large cuts when pruning the yew bonsai, you need to apply some charcoal to it to prevent it from rotting.

2. Pruning should be carried out according to the growth of the plant. Do not do it randomly or blindly, so as not to reduce the aesthetics due to excessive pruning.

2. Precautions

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