How to prune anthurium x 'ace of spades'

Year-round as needed when leaves yellow or become damaged. Cut damaged or yellowed leaves at the base of their petiole using clean, sterilized scissors. Aerial roots can be gently redirected into the growing medium rather than removed.

Rarely — only as damaged or dead leaves appear. Anthurium 'Ace of Spades' is grown primarily for its dramatic velvety foliage, not flowers. It needs very little pruning — simply remove damaged, yellowed, or dead leaves at the base as they appear. Avoid cutting healthy leaves. Occasional aerial root management (tucking into soil or moss) is acceptable if desired.

Cut damaged or yellowed leaves at the base of their petiole using clean, sterilized scissors. Aerial roots can be gently redirected into the growing medium rather than removed.