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Beautiful. NO TOUCH! Don't you dare harm a hair. Once it starts to flower then you can clip a few leaves, any covering flowers on the lower level, in a couple months. Have I said beautiful yet? Very good job so far.Hey guys I’ve been given this regeneration plant and it’s its getting super thick foliage. Quite different than the photos I’ve Ben seeing on these threads. What is the best way to prune. Should I’d be done when the plant is starting to flower?
You could always thin it a little bit here and there.I always trim the biggest bushes few times,especially when it is rainy in the autumn,for air mostly and for mold prevention and to show the tops under direct sun light instead of the bigger leaves.Some inside branches could also be removed if needed....You could do that later when you see how its coming......You could spread the branches sideways a little for now.....I don't grow outdoors but I'd did with the amount and angle the sunlight provides I see no reason or need to trim. If it was indoor I might say otherwise.
Does your friend have any more he wants to throw away???My friend was going to throw her away. I brought her home. She’s a rescue plant lol.
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