How to prune anthurium andraeanum 'cheers'

Year-round as spent spathes and old leaves appear. Use sterilised scissors to cut spent spathe stems at the base. Remove old yellow leaves by cutting their petioles close to the main stem without damaging surrounding growth.

As needed; monthly tidying is usually sufficient. Anthurium 'Cheers' requires minimal pruning like all andraeanum cultivars. Deadhead spent spathes by cutting the stem at its base, and remove yellowing leaves as they appear. This keeps the plant looking neat and redirects energy toward producing the bright, cheerful spathes this variety is known for.

Use sterilised scissors to cut spent spathe stems at the base. Remove old yellow leaves by cutting their petioles close to the main stem without damaging surrounding growth.