Pruning guide
How to prune begonia 'jurassic bewitched'
Best time
Spring, as the growing season begins
How often
As needed, mainly spring through summer
Technique
Remove dead leaves at the stem base. Cut leggy stems back to a healthy node. Pinch off flower buds as they appear to maintain vigorous leaf growth.
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Pruning begonia 'jurassic bewitched' — FAQ
When should I prune begonia 'jurassic bewitched'?
Spring, as the growing season begins. Remove dead leaves at the stem base. Cut leggy stems back to a healthy node. Pinch off flower buds as they appear to maintain vigorous leaf growth.
How often does begonia 'jurassic bewitched' need pruning?
As needed, mainly spring through summer. Begonia 'Jurassic Bewitched', a rex-type cultivar grown for foliage, needs only light maintenance pruning. Remove dead or yellowing leaves promptly, cut back leggy stems to a node in spring, and pinch off flower buds to keep energy in the leaves. No heavy structural pruning is needed or beneficial.
How do you prune begonia 'jurassic bewitched'?
Remove dead leaves at the stem base. Cut leggy stems back to a healthy node. Pinch off flower buds as they appear to maintain vigorous leaf growth.