How to prune alsobia 'san miguel'

After flowering, typically late spring to early summer. Cut or pinch stem tips and stolons back to a healthy node to stimulate branching. Remove spent flower stalks cleanly at the base. Trim any excessively long trailing stems by up to one-third.

Annually after flowering; light tip-pinching through the growing season. Alsobia 'San Miguel' is a trailing hybrid gesneriad that needs light pruning after flowering to stay bushy. Trim back long stolons and stem tips to encourage branching and renewed blooming. Remove spent flowers and dead material promptly. It is a vigorous grower and tolerates moderate trimming well.

Cut or pinch stem tips and stolons back to a healthy node to stimulate branching. Remove spent flower stalks cleanly at the base. Trim any excessively long trailing stems by up to one-third.