Pruning guide
How to prune aglaonema maria
Best time
Spring for reshaping; any time for dead leaf removal
How often
As needed
Technique
Cut dead or yellowing leaves off at the petiole base with clean scissors. For leggy stems, cut back to just above a healthy node — the plant will resprout from that point.
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Pruning aglaonema maria — FAQ
When should I prune aglaonema maria?
Spring for reshaping; any time for dead leaf removal. Cut dead or yellowing leaves off at the petiole base with clean scissors. For leggy stems, cut back to just above a healthy node — the plant will resprout from that point.
How often does aglaonema maria need pruning?
As needed. Aglaonema Maria is a low-maintenance houseplant that requires very little pruning. Simply remove yellow, brown, or damaged leaves at the base as they occur. If stems become leggy after several years, trim them back to a node in spring to encourage a fuller, more compact shape.
How do you prune aglaonema maria?
Cut dead or yellowing leaves off at the petiole base with clean scissors. For leggy stems, cut back to just above a healthy node — the plant will resprout from that point.