How to prune anthurium andraeanum 'bianco'

After each white spathe fades, year-round. Snip spent spathes and their stems cleanly at the base using sterilised scissors once the white spathe turns greenish or brown. Remove yellowed foliage at the same time to keep the plant tidy.

As needed after each bloom cycle. Anthurium andraeanum 'Bianco', with its white spathes, benefits from prompt deadheading of spent flowers to keep it looking clean and to encourage repeat blooming. Remove yellowed leaves at the petiole base as they appear. No structural pruning is needed. Deadheading is the primary pruning task throughout the year.

Snip spent spathes and their stems cleanly at the base using sterilised scissors once the white spathe turns greenish or brown. Remove yellowed foliage at the same time to keep the plant tidy.