How to prune bacopa caroliniana

Year-round as needed, typically every 4–6 weeks rather than fortnightly. Cut stems above a node with sharp scissors. Replant trimmed tops directly into substrate; Bacopa caroliniana roots slowly so allow extra time to establish.

Every 4–6 weeks. Bacopa caroliniana is a slow-to-moderate-growing aquarium or paludarium stem plant with thick, oval leaves and a lemon scent when crushed. It needs occasional trimming to prevent top growth shading the base. Cut above a node and replant the tops. Remove yellowing lower leaves promptly. Pruning needs are less frequent than faster stem plants.

Cut stems above a node with sharp scissors. Replant trimmed tops directly into substrate; Bacopa caroliniana roots slowly so allow extra time to establish.