Jack Miller

Where to prune arrowhead plant is a question I get all the time, and the answer is simpler than you might think.   You prune an arrowhead plant just above a leaf node, which is the little bump where a leaf attaches to the stem.   Knowing where to prune arrowhead plant stems keeps your … Read more

Where to prune an orchid stem is one of the most common questions new orchid owners ask, and the answer depends entirely on the condition of that stem after blooming.   You should prune an orchid stem just above a node, but the exact spot changes based on whether the stem is still green and … Read more

You should prune your orchid just above a node on the flower spike, typically about one inch above the second node from the base, to encourage reblooming.   That’s the short answer for where to prune an orchid after flowering, and it’s a technique that works wonders for most common varieties like phalaenopsis.   Knowing … Read more

You prune an orchid right above a node, specifically the one just below where the flowers faded.   This is the sweet spot where you should prune an orchid to encourage a new bloom spike to emerge.   Knowing exactly where to prune an orchid can feel intimidating, but it’s actually a simple skill once … Read more

Where you prune an apple tree comes down to a few simple, strategic cuts that shape its health and future harvest.   You don’t need to be a master gardener to figure out where to prune an apple tree, but you do need to look for the right branches and angles.   Knowing where to … Read more