Prune Low and Inward-Growing Branches
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FRUIT TREE PRUNING TIPS
What happens here
Begin by removing low branches that are not beneficial for fruit production ('energy-sucking branches'). Make clean cuts close to the main trunk, targeting the 'growth ring' area where the branch meets the trunk. This encourages new growth from the main trunk rather than allowing the unproductive branch to regrow. Also, remove any branches that are growing inward, crossing other branches, or are otherwise interfering with the tree's open structure. This promotes better air circulation and sunlight penetration.
Goal: Remove low-lying, unproductive branches and any branches growing inward to improve the tree's structure and light exposure.
Tools and materials
- Corona Bypass Pruners
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