How to make a rubber plant bushy - This method is called notching. You can do it on many plants - scheffleras, rubber trees, fiddle leaf figs, etc. You can do it on most woody plants. Make a cut above a node, like I demonstrated in the video. ⠀ ⠀ A growth regulator auxin is what forces lower buds on a stem to remain dormant. Auxin flows from actively growing shoots downward in a plant. It only flows downwards. ⠀ ⠀ Imagine a shallow stream of water. If you put a large rock in the middle of the st

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If You Want Big, Delicious Fruit, You Have to Thin Them Thinning fruit trees can feel wrong — you're literally plucking off those tiny peaches! But trees set more fruit than they can handle, which leads to small, lower-quality harvests. Here’s what I do: • Thin early and leave about 4–6 inches between each peach. • If fruit is touching, it’s time to thin again. • Check back in a couple of weeks and thin once more. You’ll thank me at harvest when you’re picking big, juicy peaches instead of a bun

Pruning tips we learned and apply to our fruit trees. Improper pruning can damage fruit trees *Prune at a 45 degree angle. If it’s too “flat” of a cut, rain water can rot the branch *Prune away from the afternoon sun. The afternoon sun is stronger so pruning away keeps the fresh cut more protected We chopped the Pigeon Pea hedge from seed hard! All the yard clippings fed our pineapples, bananas, avocados, and other fruit trees Follow @GrowInnHomes for more videos about growing food in Florida We