nedklipping
Nedklipping is a pruning technique used in horticulture and forestry, involving the removal of the lower portions of a plant’s shoots or canopy. The practice aims to improve structure, light penetration, air circulation, and overall plant health by removing crowded or shaded growth at the base and removing damaged tissue.
The term derives from Dutch, where ned means “down” or “lower” and klipping means clipping or pruning.
Applications of nedklipping occur across multiple contexts. Fruit trees may be pruned to encourage strong upright
Technique and procedure involve careful assessment of the plant’s health and goals. Tools should be sharp and
Effects and cautions: nedklipping can improve light distribution, air flow, and disease resistance, but it can