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How to Prune an Avocado Tree. The avocado as a houseplant shouldnât be treated any differently than those grown outdoors, so pruning avocado trees indoors is no different. If you want to trim back the height, trim the tallest branch off the tree. The following year, trim the next tallest, and so on.When it comes to the width of the tree, start with the longest, most unruly branch first and work your way in each year with another branch. In either case, when pruning avocado trees, never cut more than 1/3 of a branch off.he following year, trim the next tallest, and so on. When it comes to the width of the tree, start with the longest, most unruly branch first and work your way in each year with another branch. In either case, when pruning avocado trees, never cut more than 1/3 of a branch off.
Select the planting site for an avocado tree. It will need full sun to produce fruit, although it can grow in partial shade. Ensure you have no desirable plants within 20 feet of your avocado tree, since it can choke out other plants within this distance. Prepare the soil in the planting site.The best soil for an avocado tree is sandy loam, and the soil must have good drainage for the avocado tree to survive. The pH level of the soil should be between 6.0 and 7.0. Add limestone to the soil to increase its pH, and add peat moss to reduce the soil pH.eep the soil moist, and the seed should sprout in two to six weeks. Allow the avocado seedling to grow to about 1 foot in height. Pinch the growing stem at 6 to 8 inches to make the avocado tree develop a fuller shape.