How to prune anubias congensis

As needed year-round. Cut individual leaf petioles cleanly at their base using sharp aquarium scissors. To divide, cut the rhizome with a clean blade leaving several healthy leaves per section. Secure divisions to hardscape with thread or aquarium-safe glue — do not bury the rhizome.

Rarely; remove individual leaves as they decline. Anubias congensis is a robust aquarium plant that needs minimal pruning. Remove yellowing or damaged leaves by cutting cleanly at the base of the leaf stalk. The rhizome should remain exposed and uncut unless you are dividing the plant. Its moderate growth rate means occasional leaf removal is all that is typically needed.

Cut individual leaf petioles cleanly at their base using sharp aquarium scissors. To divide, cut the rhizome with a clean blade leaving several healthy leaves per section. Secure divisions to hardscape with thread or aquarium-safe glue — do not bury the rhizome.