How to prune aglaonema pink dalmatian

Spring for reshaping; dead growth removal any time. Sever yellowing petioles cleanly at the base with sterilised scissors. Pinch or cut flower stalks before bloom opens to preserve foliar energy. Cut leggy stems to just above a node — the plant rebounds readily.

As needed; reshaping every few years if leggy. Aglaonema 'Pink Dalmatian' needs minimal pruning. Remove yellow or damaged leaves and cut flower stalks early so energy stays in the distinctive pink-spotted foliage. The cultivar stays fairly compact indoors. If lower leaves drop and the stem becomes leggy over years, cut back to a node in spring to reinvigorate.

Sever yellowing petioles cleanly at the base with sterilised scissors. Pinch or cut flower stalks before bloom opens to preserve foliar energy. Cut leggy stems to just above a node — the plant rebounds readily.