Pruning the branches of mango plants planted in pots or what is often called tabulampot is something that must be done because it is a way of caring for fruit plants in pots so that they have good branches and will bear fruit quickly. If fruit plants in pots are not pruned, branches will not form and it will be difficult for them to bear fruit. By pruning the branches or arranging the branches of fruit plants in pots or tabulampots, we are actually tidying up the branches that block sunlight from penetrating the main stem. In fact, the condition for a plant to grow healthily and bear abundant fruit is that all parts of the plant, starting from the leaves, branches and main stem, are exposed to full sunlight. With sufficient sunlight, plants will be free from fungi and other diseases. The appearance of fungus on plant stems is caused by a lack of sunlight. With the explanation outlined above, pruning branches or pruning fruit plants in pots is very important and is part of caring for potted plants. This pruning of branch formation does not only apply to mango trees, but applies to almost all fruit plants in pots such as avocado tabulampot, orange tabulampot, longan tabulampot, grape tabulampot and other potted fruit plants.
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