Pruning guide
How to prune euphorbia bubalina
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Pruning euphorbia bubalina — FAQ
When should I prune euphorbia bubalina?
Early spring, before the growing season begins. Cut unwanted or dead stems back to the base or to a healthy lateral branch using sterile secateurs. Wipe the blade frequently. Press a dry cloth to each cut to absorb latex, then allow wounds to callous for a few days before watering.
How often does euphorbia bubalina need pruning?
Annually or as needed to maintain shape. Euphorbia bubalina is a multi-stemmed shrubby succulent that can be lightly pruned to control size. Remove dead, damaged, or overcrowded stems in spring. Wear gloves and eye protection at all times — the white latex sap is toxic and a potent skin and mucous membrane irritant.
How do you prune euphorbia bubalina?
Cut unwanted or dead stems back to the base or to a healthy lateral branch using sterile secateurs. Wipe the blade frequently. Press a dry cloth to each cut to absorb latex, then allow wounds to callous for a few days before watering.