How to prune adromischus trigynus

Any time dead or damaged growth appears. Gently pull dead leaves free at the base or cut cleanly with sterile scissors. For any rot, cut back to healthy tissue and allow the wound to callous before watering again.

As needed; rarely. Adromischus trigynus (calico hearts) needs minimal pruning. Remove dead, mushy, or shriveled leaves from the stem base to keep the plant healthy. This compact, slow-growing succulent maintains its natural form without any shaping cuts. Only remove stem sections if rot or physical damage is present.

Gently pull dead leaves free at the base or cut cleanly with sterile scissors. For any rot, cut back to healthy tissue and allow the wound to callous before watering again.