How to prune Lucky Bamboo when it grows taller

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1. Pruning method

2. Precautions

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If it grows too tall, it will affect its appearance. You can take it out of the soil or water, use a knife to make an oblique cut at the root, and make sure to dry it before planting. You can also prune from the top and cut off the young leaves at the top to control the height and encourage the growth of surrounding leaves. Or trim excess branches to increase light transmittance. In addition, be careful not to change the water immediately after pruning for hydroponic maintenance, as this can easily cause the branches and leaves to wither and fall.

1. Pruning method

1. Pruning method

1. Prune the roots: After it grows tall, you can take it out of the soil or water, and then use a knife to make an oblique cut from the root. Be careful not to plant it immediately after cutting. It should be placed in a ventilated place to dry before planting into pots.

2. Trim the top: You can also trim from Top pruning, cut off the young leaves at the top, so that the height can be controlled, which will promote the growth of the surrounding leaves, keep the height consistent, and make it more beautiful. Pay attention to applying healing agent to the wound after pruning, and it will heal in a short time.

3. Prune branches: the plant grows too tall It will affect the appearance. When pruning, you can also cut off excess branches, which can make the plant more compact. This can also increase the light transmittance, so that each leaf can see the light, which is conducive to growth.

2. Precautions

When pruning for hydroponic maintenance, be careful not to change the water immediately, otherwise it will easily cause the branches and leaves to wither and fall. Appropriate amount of nutrient solution should be added to the water about half a month after pruning to supplement nutrients, so that the plant can recover faster and the leaves will be more vigorous. In addition, it is best to apply healing agent to the wound to facilitate recovery.

2. Precautions

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