How to prune anthurium coriaceum

Any time as dead or damaged leaves appear. Cut spent or damaged petioles at their base near the main stem using clean, sterile scissors. Do not remove healthy leaves.

Rarely; as needed only. Anthurium coriaceum, known for its large leathery paddle-shaped leaves, requires no routine pruning. Remove only dead, yellowed, or physically damaged leaves by cutting cleanly at the base of the petiole. Healthy leaves, even old ones, support the plant and should be left in place.

Cut spent or damaged petioles at their base near the main stem using clean, sterile scissors. Do not remove healthy leaves.