Pruning guide
How to prune aglaonema white rajah
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Pruning aglaonema white rajah — FAQ
When should I prune aglaonema white rajah?
Spring or early summer for any reshaping; dead-leaf removal any time. Pinch or cut flower stems at the base before they set seed to keep energy in the leaves. For leggy stems, cut back to a node using sterilised shears — the stump will reshoot.
How often does aglaonema white rajah need pruning?
As needed; reshaping every few years if leggy. Aglaonema 'White Rajah' needs little regular pruning. Remove yellowing lower leaves and spent flower stalks to keep the plant tidy and redirect energy into foliage. If the plant becomes leggy over several years, you can cut the main stem back to encourage branching, but this is rarely needed indoors.
How do you prune aglaonema white rajah?
Pinch or cut flower stems at the base before they set seed to keep energy in the leaves. For leggy stems, cut back to a node using sterilised shears — the stump will reshoot.