How to prune angelina stonecrop

Early spring before new growth begins; deadhead after summer flowering. Use clean scissors or shears to cut back sprawling or frost-damaged stems to healthy growth. Snip flower stalks at the base once blooms fade. Avoid cutting into woody base stems.

Annually or as needed to control spread. Angelina Stonecrop benefits from light pruning to control its spreading habit and remove winter-damaged or leggy stems. It's a low-maintenance groundcover succulent, so pruning is optional rather than essential. Trim back untidy growth to keep it compact and tidy, and deadhead spent flower stalks after blooming to redirect energy to foliage.

Use clean scissors or shears to cut back sprawling or frost-damaged stems to healthy growth. Snip flower stalks at the base once blooms fade. Avoid cutting into woody base stems.