How to prune begonia 'irene nuss'

Early spring for hard pruning of old canes; throughout the growing season for tip-pinching. Pinch stem tips above a node regularly to encourage branching and more flower clusters. In early spring, cut exhausted bare canes down to 15–20 cm with clean secateurs. Deadhead by removing spent flower stalks at their base.

Hard prune annually in spring; tip-pinch monthly and deadhead continuously. Begonia 'Irene Nuss' is a vigorous cane begonia known for large pendant clusters of coral-pink flowers. Regular pruning keeps it bushy rather than a single tall stem. Pinch tips on young growth throughout spring and summer. Cut old, bare canes to 15–20 cm in early spring. Remove spent flower stems to prompt reblooming.

Pinch stem tips above a node regularly to encourage branching and more flower clusters. In early spring, cut exhausted bare canes down to 15–20 cm with clean secateurs. Deadhead by removing spent flower stalks at their base.