How to prune lily bamboo

When to prune lily bamboo

Lily bamboo pruning should be done in spring, and the most suitable time for pruning is April to June. If you want to prune the branches of lily bamboo after pruning, you can choose branches with a length of about 5 to 10 cm, preferably without leaves. Insert it directly into relatively clean coarse river sand and water it thoroughly.

How to prune lily bamboo branches

When pruning lily bamboo, it is important to prune the diseased and weak branches on the plant, and also remove the leaves in poor growth condition. This can not only reduce nutrient consumption, but also avoid affecting the plant shape.

When pruning the crown of lily bamboo, you need to observe the entire crown of the plant and determine the branches to be pruned. It is best to prune the branches that grow significantly worse than other branches and the branches and leaves at the top that are weak to improve the overall aesthetics of the crown.

Lily Bamboo Pruning Tips

Lily bamboo that is over one year old can be pruned, and diseased and weak branches can be cut off to increase the number of tillers and branches and make the crown more beautiful.

Lily bamboo grows fast after pruning

If you want the lily bamboo to grow faster, you can use scissors to cut it 6-8 cm away from the branch. After cutting, wrap the cut edge with tape to seal it, which can prevent water loss and avoid damage to the plant.

Lily Bamboo Pruning Tips

After pruning the lily bamboo, be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. It is recommended to move the flowerpot to a place without direct sunlight. After the cut wounds are dry, you can place it in a regular position for maintenance.