How to prune aglaonema burmese evergreen

Spring for rejuvenation cuts; any time for dead leaf removal. Cut dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base using sterile scissors. For leggy, bare stems on mature plants, cut back to a healthy node in spring to encourage new shoots.

As needed. Aglaonema brevispathum (Burmese Evergreen) needs minimal pruning. Remove dead, yellowing, or damaged leaves at the base as they naturally occur. This species grows slowly and maintains a tidy upright form. If stems become bare over many years, cut back to a node in spring to stimulate fresh foliage.

Cut dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base using sterile scissors. For leggy, bare stems on mature plants, cut back to a healthy node in spring to encourage new shoots.