A once-full houseplant can become leggy, uneven, or crowded with damaged leaves when its growth goes unchecked. Learning how to prune indoor plants is about more than just making them look tidy. The right cuts remove damaged tissue, improve shape, manage excessive growth, and encourage a fuller, healthier appearance. The challenge for beginners is knowing what to remove, where to cut, and when pruning may do more harm than good. Cutting healthy stems indiscriminately can reduce the plant’s ability to photosynthesize, while poorly timed or excessive pruning may delay recovery.…
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