How to prune begonia aconitifolia

Early spring before active growth begins. Cut mature canes back by one-third using clean, sharp scissors or pruners. Remove dead canes at the base entirely. Pinch out growing tips on new stems to encourage a branching, bushy habit.

Annually in spring; pinch tips as needed during the growing season. Begonia aconitifolia is an angel-wing cane begonia that can grow tall and benefits from pruning to keep it manageable. Cut main canes back by one-third in early spring to encourage bushy new growth and more flowers. Remove any dead or damaged canes at the base. Pinching young stems promotes branching.

Cut mature canes back by one-third using clean, sharp scissors or pruners. Remove dead canes at the base entirely. Pinch out growing tips on new stems to encourage a branching, bushy habit.