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Pruning Your Bamboo Bonsai Tree Because most bamboo plants tend to grow straight and upright, the most popular choice for bamboo Bonsai tree styles is generally the Yose-ue style.

At a minimum, they’re going to require regular pruning to keep them in shape. In the worst-case scenario, they may even become invasive, as has happened with certain kinds of fast-growing ...

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“Lucky bamboo takes pretty well to pruning,” says Hancock. “Keep in mind that when you prune it back, it will form new branches right below the point where you cut it off.

You can prune clumping bamboo into any shape without hurting the plant. If the clump grows too wide, simply thin or remove the outer canes by pruning them at ground level.