I have a ficus tree that I've kept indoors for approximately the past 10
years. It's growing a lot lately and looks to be getting out of hand... How
should I prune it? Or should I?
Thanks.

I prune mine every spring when it goes out for the summer. The trimmings
will root if put in a pot of good soil and kept moist. I get about 90%
success in making new plants and give them away before winter freeze them.

"Reuben Massey" wrote in message
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I have a ficus tree that I've kept indoors for approximately the past 10
years. It's growing a lot lately and looks to be getting out of hand...
How
should I prune it? Or should I?
Thanks.

L. Mormino wrote:
I prune mine every spring when it goes out for the summer. The trimmings
will root if put in a pot of good soil and kept moist. I get about 90%
success in making new plants and give them away before winter freeze them.

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Where do you begin pruning? How far back do you go?

you just cut enough off to make the tree manageable and pretty. I usually
cut at a node or where the branck splits. Mine will be going outside in a
few weeks and get a trim. I usually cut the really long branches and try to
shap the tree into a large kind of 'ball on the top?


"Tonya Heath" wrote in message
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L. Mormino wrote:
I prune mine every spring when it goes out for the summer. The trimmings
will root if put in a pot of good soil and kept moist. I get about 90%
success in making new plants and give them away before winter freeze
them.

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Where do you begin pruning? How far back do you go?