How to prune aglaonema malay beauty

Spring for rejuvenation cuts; any time for cosmetic dead-leaf removal. Use sterilised scissors to cut leaves cleanly at the stem base, or cut canes just above a node for regrowth. Gloves recommended — sap is a mild irritant.

As needed; rejuvenation cut every few years if leggy. Aglaonema 'Malay Beauty' needs minimal pruning. Remove yellowed, brown-tipped, or dead leaves at the base whenever they appear. Very old, bare canes can be cut back to a node in spring to stimulate fresh foliage. This cultivar grows slowly and stays relatively compact, so heavy pruning is rarely warranted.

Use sterilised scissors to cut leaves cleanly at the stem base, or cut canes just above a node for regrowth. Gloves recommended — sap is a mild irritant.