1、 Trim blade

Yellow leaves, diseased leaves, dead leaves, overgrown leaves or broken leaves will appear during its growth. They should be trimmed in time after they are found. When pruning, do not cut horizontally, but cut obliquely. It is best to cut obliquely on both sides, which will look more natural. Cutting some old leaves in the first and middle of May will promote Chlorophytum to grow new leaves faster

2、 Pruning stolon

New stems and leaves will grow on the stolon of the plant, which can be cut off or retained. The stolons that grow longer can be cut short or directly. After being cut off, they will sprout new stems and leaves

3、 Pruning roots

Chlorophytum is a perennial plant with well-developed roots. After breeding for a period of time, it should be replaced with basin soil. In order to prevent too dense roots from causing Chlorophytum leaves to turn yellow and wither. Generally, the basin soil needs to be changed once every 2-3 years. When changing the basin soil, the old roots, rotten roots and excess roots of Chlorophytum can be trimmed

4、 Pruning management

After pruning, put it in a cool and semi ventilated place. The suitable temperature for its growth is 15-25 ℃, and it is best to keep it indoors