Autumn: 2026
🌱 Natural Farming: Gardening, Maintenance and Pruning
Today’s focus was on the side section of the garden,
where the vegetation was starting to call for some
order and structure. The work centered on two main
stars with very different needs:
Elephant Ear Pruning (Alocasia)
These plants are stunning due to their tropical
presence, but they tend to take up a lot of space
and can look a bit untidy when the older leaves
begin to fade.
Base Cleaning: I removed the lower leaves
that were
already showing signs of yellowing or mechanical
damage. This not only improves the overall look but
also helps the plant focus its energy on the new,
central shoots.
Air Clearance: By thinning out the excess
foliage at
the bottom, we allow better air circulation and
light for the groundcover plants growing alongside
it.
Interactive Image Viewer: Gardening Journal
The
rose bush received a necessary intervention to
stimulate its
health and future blooming.
Structural Pruning: I worked on clearing out
the
center of the bush, removing dry or crossing
branches that could encourage disease.
Stimulation: By pruning back the weaker
branches and
leaving the more vigorous stems, we are setting the
stage for a much stronger and more organized growth.
General Tasks
In addition to pruning, I did a quick pass over the
lawn and cleaned up the flowerbeds, ensuring the
area around the plants is free of plant debris that
could attract pests. The contrast is now remarkable:
the garden looks much more open, tidy, and ready to
keep growing with vigor.
Pruning on time is the best gift we can give our plants to ensure they look radiant in the coming season.
Today's Mission: Pruning and Cleaning
Click on the yellow leaves and dry branches
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