Prune according to habits

First of all, let's talk about the growth habits of Australian fir, because no matter how we trim it, we must ensure that it can grow and develop healthily! The most suitable temperature for the growth of Australian fir is 10 ° C to 25 ° C. It is also necessary to ensure that the temperature is at least 5 ° C. No matter which season, a certain amount of light every day is essential. At the same time, pay attention to that the basin soil should be moist and the air around the plants should also maintain a certain degree of humidity

Pruning method

1. Short cut. This pruning method is to cut off a part of the branches that grow too long on the Australian fir. The purpose of this is to stimulate its side buds to germinate quickly and grow new branches, so as to improve the visual effect of the Australian fir

2. Sparse shear. This pruning method is to cut off the branches of Australian fir from the bifurcation, which can make its branches more evenly distributed, increase ventilation and light transmittance, and is conducive to the rapid growth of internal branches of Australian fir. This method is mainly to cut off dry branches and too dense branches

3. Tillering. This pruning method is to remove the twigs or root tillers growing at the bottom of the Australian fir trunk or near the mountain pass, so as to avoid these root tillers affecting the overall beauty

Finally, I would like to remind you that when pruning, you need to pay attention to that the scissors used for pruning must be sharp and smooth. When pruning, the scissors mouth and the branches should form an oblique angle of 45 degrees, so that the scissors mouth will be smaller, which is conducive to the healing of the scissors mouth, and new buds can grow quickly. If you want to inhibit the growth of too vigorous branches, you can choose the small tender buds of Australian fir as the cut, which can promote the growth of strong buds

Now, do you have a certain understanding of the modeling method of Australian fir? I hope everyone's answer is yes