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As with knowing how to prune a butterfly bush, when to prune a butterfly bush is another aspect of pruning for which there are no absolutes. In fact, butterfly bush pruning can take place just about any time of the year.However, certain pruning techniques will help promote more vigorous growth and healthier blooms.Generally, most butterfly bush pruning should take place during the winter months, in warmer climates, while the plant is dormant.owever, the butterfly bush can also be pruned in the spring with no ill effects. Just make sure you wait until the threat of frost has passed. Keep in mind that butterfly bush pruning may require an additional layer of mulch around the bush for insulation, especially in colder climates.
The most commonly re-blooming flower spike is that of the Phalaenopsis (moth orchid). If your Phalaenopsis is of mature size such as 12 or more in leaf-span, cut it half way back just above one of the nodes (the little notches on the flower spike).rchids need to dry out somewhat between watering. In general, most orchids in a 5 or larger pot size will require to be thoroughly watered once per week. Smaller pots often dry out faster, and can require water two to three times per week. Do not attempt to put your plants on a watering schedule.