How to prune aglaonema anyamanee

Spring for reshaping; dead growth removed any time. Use sterilised scissors to remove faded leaves and flower stems at their base. For leggy plants, cut the main cane back to just above a node; new growth emerges from below the cut within weeks.

As needed; major reshaping every few years if required. Aglaonema 'Anyamanee' needs very little pruning. Tidy up by removing yellow or damaged leaves and cutting flower stalks at the base — blooms are insignificant and divert energy from the decorative foliage. If stems become bare and leggy over years, cut back to a node in spring to stimulate new shoots.

Use sterilised scissors to remove faded leaves and flower stems at their base. For leggy plants, cut the main cane back to just above a node; new growth emerges from below the cut within weeks.