How to prune begonia 'wightii'

Early spring or after each bloom flush. Cut canes back to just above an outward-facing node or leaf using clean pruners. Remove any dead or brown stems entirely at their origin point.

Annually or after each major flowering cycle. Begonia 'Wightii' (an angel-wing or cane type) benefits from pruning once canes grow too long or bare at the base. Cut stems back by up to one-third after flowering to promote lateral branching and fresh foliage. Remove dead or weak growth at the base at any time to keep the plant healthy.

Cut canes back to just above an outward-facing node or leaf using clean pruners. Remove any dead or brown stems entirely at their origin point.