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Home›How To›How to Prune a Money Tree: 12 Steps

How to Prune a Money Tree: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 14, 2023
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Pruning a money tree is essential for encouraging healthy growth, maintaining a pleasing shape, and preventing it from becoming leggy or overgrown. Follow these 12 steps to properly prune your money tree and enjoy its beauty for years to come.

1. Choose the right time: The best time to prune your money tree is during the spring or early summer when it is in its active growing phase.

2. Assess your tree: Look for yellowing, discolored, or damaged leaves and branches that need pruning. Take note of any overcrowded areas where branches are competing for space.

3. Gather your tools: You will need a pair of clean, sharp pruning shears or scissors specifically designed for pruning plants.

4. Clean your tools: Prevent the spread of disease by sterilizing your cutting tools with rubbing alcohol before and after pruning.

5. Decide on a shape: Before you start pruning, decide on the desired shape of your money tree. This will guide you in deciding which branches need trimming and which ones can be left alone.

6. Remove dead or damaged branches first: Cut away any broken or unhealthy branches using sharp, clean pruning shears at a slight angle.

7. Trim excessive growth: If a particular branch has grown disproportionately long compared to others, trim it back to blend with the overall shape of the tree.

8. Prune crowded branches: Identify areas where multiple branches are competing for space and prune them back accordingly to create a balanced appearance.

9. Pinch off new growth: Encourage bushier growth by pinching off new shoots at the tips of branches with your fingers. This will redirect the plant’s energy into growing fuller rather than taller.

10. Rotate your tree: Make sure your money tree receives even sunlight by rotating it every couple of weeks. This will prevent uneven growth and encourage fuller foliage.

11. Monitor progress: Keep an eye on your tree over the next several weeks to check if any further pruning is required to achieve the desired shape.

13. Provide proper care: Keep your money tree healthy by providing it with adequate water, nutrients, and sunlight. This will ensure that it continues growing in a balanced and attractive manner.

Pruning your money tree can seem intimidating, but with these 12 steps, you can easily maintain a well-groomed and healthy plant. Not only will this enhance the appearance of your money tree, but it will also promote its overall health and longevity.

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