How to prune aeonium haworthii

Late summer to early autumn, when the plant is actively growing. Cut stems back to a healthy branching point or side bud using clean, sharp pruners. Strip dead leaves from lower stems by hand — they pull away cleanly when fully dry.

Annually in late summer; dead-leaf removal as needed. Pinwheel aeonium is naturally branching and bushy, needing very little pruning. Remove spent flower heads after blooming — that rosette will die but siblings continue growing. Trim leggy stems in late summer to encourage side shoots. Dead outer leaves can be stripped by hand as needed throughout the year.

Cut stems back to a healthy branching point or side bud using clean, sharp pruners. Strip dead leaves from lower stems by hand — they pull away cleanly when fully dry.