How to prune anthurium rotundistigma

Any time as damaged or dead leaves appear. Cut the petiole (leaf stalk) as close to the main stem as possible using clean, sterile scissors or a blade. Avoid tearing.

Rarely; only as dead or damaged growth appears. Anthurium rotundistigma is a collector tropical grown for its foliage. It requires no routine pruning — simply remove dead or badly damaged leaves by cutting cleanly at the petiole base. Let the plant direct its energy into growing new leaves rather than wasting resources on tidy-up cuts.

Cut the petiole (leaf stalk) as close to the main stem as possible using clean, sterile scissors or a blade. Avoid tearing.