Pruning guide
How to prune anadendrum michaelii
Best time
Any time, as needed
How often
Rarely — only to remove dead foliage or redirect growth
Technique
Snip dead or damaged leaves cleanly at the petiole base. If trimming a stem, cut just below a node with sterilized scissors so the remaining stem can continue to produce growth.
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Pruning anadendrum michaelii — FAQ
When should I prune anadendrum michaelii?
Any time, as needed. Snip dead or damaged leaves cleanly at the petiole base. If trimming a stem, cut just below a node with sterilized scissors so the remaining stem can continue to produce growth.
How often does anadendrum michaelii need pruning?
Rarely — only to remove dead foliage or redirect growth. Anadendrum michaelii is an uncommon aroid climber that needs very little pruning. Remove dead or yellowing leaves at their base as they appear. You may trim a wayward stem back to a node to manage direction of growth, but routine cutting is unnecessary. Let the plant climb and establish naturally.
How do you prune anadendrum michaelii?
Snip dead or damaged leaves cleanly at the petiole base. If trimming a stem, cut just below a node with sterilized scissors so the remaining stem can continue to produce growth.