Spider plant pruning

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1. Pruning method

2. Precautions

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Pruning spider plants should be done on sunny days as much as possible. If done on rainy days, the incision will become infected. When the plant develops wilted, longer, or yellowing leaves, prune them off immediately. When repotting and changing soil, prune away dry and rotten roots, and remember to disinfect after root pruning. In order not to affect the aesthetics, longer leaves and intersecting leaves should also be cut off.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning method

1. Simple pruning: Chlorophytum has a strong growth ability, so it needs to be pruned in a timely manner during its growth period. When wilted, long, and yellow leaves grow on the plant, they must be trimmed off with scissors. Not only will they consume nutrients, but they may also infect normal leaves. When pruning, you can cut off a few centimeters from the root, but not all of it.

2. Prune the roots: Its roots should actually be simple When pruning, especially during the process of repotting and changing soil, dry and rotten roots should be cut off, as well as roots that appear to be in poor growth condition. However, pay attention to disinfection after root pruning.

3. Pruning and shaping: Do a good job of styling during the maintenance period It is also very important, mainly to prune off the branches and leaves that affect the appearance, such as long leaves and cross leaves.

2. Precautions

When doing pruning work, you should also pay attention to the weather, because pruning in rainy weather will easily cause infection in the pruning incision. It is better to prune it on sunny days, which will cause less harm to the plant.

2. Precautions

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