Lily bamboo pruning

Some flower friends worry about the pruning of lily bamboo, but they still have no experience to follow, for fear that the pruning will be broken, and the loss outweighs the gain. Lily bamboo, as an evergreen shrub of dragon blood tree, can be pruned or even beheaded to achieve the purpose of shaping. Lily bamboo is more resistant to pruning, and it is best to increase fertilizer and water management before and after pruning to ensure better new branches and leaves.

Lily bamboo pruning is generally based on plastic surgery, of course, the need for cuttings in cuttage reproduction is also one of the main reasons for pruning, the following picture is a partially trimmed picture, you can clearly see a new bud head issued.

The picture above is just to tell the flower friend the feasibility of pruning lily bamboo, because the shape of each pot of lily bamboo is different, so there is no way to tell flower friends how to prune, but flower friends can play freely, because, as we said earlier, lily bamboo can be pruned and resistant to pruning, so there is no need to be afraid of pruning. Of course, for insurance, flower friends can try pruning from a branch first.

Of course, if you want to prune, it is best to do it in spring, cut off the branches with stem tips, insert them in clean coarse river sand, water thoroughly, cover them with plastic bags, keep the matrix moist, place them in a bright place in the room, and take root in about 25 days, or insert the cut branches into water, which can take root in about 25 ℃.