How to trim the snow grass

When is the best time to trim the snowweed

When pruning the Sedum schefflera, it is recommended to do it in sunny weather, and the best time is between 6 and 10 in the morning. The high temperature and strong light at noon will affect the recovery of the Sedum schefflera after pruning.

For cuttings, you can choose healthy branches to cut, and the length must be more than 10 cm. Place the cut cuttings in a cool place to dry for a day and then directly insert them into the prepared soft and moist soil.

Pruning of leaves of Sedum serrata

Usually, you need to check the growth of the Sedum vulgare regularly to see if there are dead branches and rotten leaves, diseased branches and weak leaves, overgrown branches and leaves, old branches and broken leaves, etc. If found, they should all be trimmed off in time to avoid unnecessary nutrient loss and allow the main branches and leaves to grow more vigorously.

Tips for pruning Sedum serrata

When pruning the Sphenanthera, you need to pay attention to thinning it out at any time, pruning branches and leaves that are too long and too dense to make room for the plant to grow, and remove dead branches and rotten leaves, diseased branches and weak leaves, overgrown branches and leaves, old branches and broken leaves, etc. in time.

The thin snow grass grows fast when trimmed

The growth ability of Sphenanthera is very strong and its development speed is very fast. Its branches and leaves grow many and quickly, and they often compete with each other for growth space, becoming too dense and squeezing each other. At this time, it is necessary to do a good job of thinning, starting from the edge, and remove all the branches that are too dense and too long.

Snow grass trimmed and bloomed

If you want the snow lily to bloom, you need to trim the yellow leaves, dead leaves and overgrown branches before the plant blooms. These branches and leaves are easy to compete for nutrients, and timely pruning will make the flowers bloom better.

Precautions for pruning Sedum serrata

When pruning Sedum vulgare, you need to avoid rainy weather to prevent the breeding of bacteria. You also need to use sharp pruning tools. The sharp blade can avoid multiple reworks at the incision and cause secondary damage to the plant. Sterilized pruning knives can effectively avoid accidental infection of the incision.