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    • Juliette
    The founder of My City Plants

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    How To Trim Plants Like A Pro


    Today I will show you how to trim different plant leaf shapes and make your plants look like new and well-groomed.

    I encourage you to take a good look at your plants and schedule a trimming session with them if any leaves are discolored, or tips and edges have some dry/brown/yellow spots.

    Once you are done, you will see how much difference this simple task makes, how much better and healthier your plants look.

    You will learn:

    • difference between trimming and pruning;
    • what to expect after trimming;
    • what are the main plant leaf shapes;
    • how to trim various plants.

    FOR TRIMMING YOU WILL NEED:

    1. Sharp Scissors!

     

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