How to prune anthurium pedatum

Any time as dead or damaged leaves appear. Using sterile scissors, cut dead or yellowing petioles at their base. Guide the climbing stem toward its support rather than trimming it back.

Rarely; only remove dead or damaged growth as it appears. Anthurium pedatum is a climbing tropical grown for its distinctive lobed, pedatum-form leaves. It needs no pruning beyond removing dead leaves. Cut spent or yellowing petioles at the base with clean scissors. Allow it to climb its support naturally. Do not cut back healthy stems — it grows slowly and each leaf matters.

Using sterile scissors, cut dead or yellowing petioles at their base. Guide the climbing stem toward its support rather than trimming it back.