Pruning guide
How to prune begonia sizemoreae
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Pruning begonia sizemoreae — FAQ
When should I prune begonia sizemoreae?
As needed; remove dead growth at any time of year. Cut dead or yellowing petioles cleanly at the stem junction with sterilised scissors. Do not cut back living stems unless damaged — this species should be disturbed as little as possible.
How often does begonia sizemoreae need pruning?
Rarely; cosmetic only. Begonia sizemoreae is a rare species begonia grown primarily as a foliage collector's plant. Pruning needs are minimal. Remove dead or damaged leaves by cutting the petiole cleanly at the stem. Avoid removing healthy growth unnecessarily — this is a slow-growing rarity and any stem loss is significant. Light tidying is all that is ever needed.
How do you prune begonia sizemoreae?
Cut dead or yellowing petioles cleanly at the stem junction with sterilised scissors. Do not cut back living stems unless damaged — this species should be disturbed as little as possible.