How to prune aglaonema silver queen

Spring, or any time for dead/damaged leaf removal. Snip yellowed or dead leaves cleanly at the base of the petiole using sterile scissors. To reduce legginess, cut a stem back to just above a node in spring — new growth will sprout below the cut.

As needed. Aglaonema Silver Queen needs minimal pruning. Remove yellowing, damaged, or dead leaves at the base as they appear to keep the plant tidy and redirect energy. If the plant grows leggy over years, you can cut stems back to a node in spring to encourage bushier growth. Beyond that, no routine pruning is needed.

Snip yellowed or dead leaves cleanly at the base of the petiole using sterile scissors. To reduce legginess, cut a stem back to just above a node in spring — new growth will sprout below the cut.