How to prune begonia 'flamingo queen'

Throughout the blooming season; light shaping in early spring. Deadhead by snipping spent flower stems just above the nearest healthy leaf. Pinch or cut back leggy stems to a node using clean scissors.

Deadhead every 1–2 weeks during bloom; reshape as needed in spring. Begonia 'Flamingo Queen' benefits from regular deadheading and occasional light shaping. Remove faded flowers to prolong blooming. If stems become leggy between flushes, pinch or trim back to a leaf node. This keeps the plant compact and encourages a fresh flush of the distinctive pink blooms.

Deadhead by snipping spent flower stems just above the nearest healthy leaf. Pinch or cut back leggy stems to a node using clean scissors.