1、 Pruning method

1. Sprouting: after the potted landscape of Taxus chinensis has just been planted, it will gradually adapt to the new environment and grow new buds. At this time, some new buds need to be pruned for the consumption of nutrition

2. Short cut: when the branches on the plant grow long, short cut should be carried out according to the situation. Generally, the long part only needs to be cut off. Light short cut or heavy short cut can be carried out

3. Thinning branches: in order to make Taxus grow stronger, it is necessary to thinly cut the parts that grow too thick. When the branches become sparse and orderly, nutrients will be more intensively supplied, and the plant will be more ventilated, which will be more conducive to its results

4. Pruning: the thin and weak branches and dead branches on the plant will hinder its growth if they are not cut off in time. These branches need to be cut off from the base. In addition, there are some diseased branches that should be cut off immediately after they are found

2、 Precautions

1. If there is a big cut when pruning the potted landscape of yew, it needs to be coated with some charcoal to prevent decay

2. Pruning should be carried out according to the growth of the plant, and should not be carried out arbitrarily and blindly, so as not to reduce the beauty due to the large range of pruning