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I’ve had this flaming Katy for about. A year and a half. It was in… | Pests, diseases and problems | Communauté Planta

Kylee

I’ve had this flaming Katy for about. A year and a half. It was in really bad health when I got it and I’ve successfully nursed it back! However, as you can see it’s getting a bit heavy and I am planning to adjust, but wondering on advice or tips for trimming? I don’t want to erase all its progress but it’s never bloomed in my possession. Advice?

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  1. Kylee

    Another angle!

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  2. Nunyabzwx

    When the soil is wet you can make the plant got straight up by patting the soil down a little. Does that make sense? You can also get a trellis or a pole to support it more.

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    • Kylee

      Do you have any advice on when or where to cut it down? I want it to flower and I know it’s supposed to be more bushy

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  3. Nunyabzwx

    I'm sorry I'm really bad at pruning. I never know where to cut. Sorry.

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    • Kylee

      That’s ok! Thank you for the advice!

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  4. Rhus

    Oh man, I'm ruthless with mine. It got flat mites so I just cut it all the way back to stumps and it simply put out a bunch of new growth points. For flowering, I think they might need to be in the dark/have shorter lighted hours for a little while first. A little diluted flower fertilizer might help too

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