Pruning guide
How to prune black gold clog plant
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Pruning black gold clog plant — FAQ
When should I prune black gold clog plant?
After each flush of flowers, typically spring through autumn. Pinch stem tips back by one-quarter to one-third with clean fingers or scissors, cutting just above a leaf node. Cut leggy bare stems back hard to 2–3 nodes from the base to force fresh shoots.
How often does black gold clog plant need pruning?
Every 4–8 weeks during the growing season; minimal in winter. Black Gold clog plant benefits from light pruning to stay bushy and encourage repeat blooming. Pinch back stem tips after flowers fade to promote branching. Remove any leggy or bare stems by cutting back to a healthy leaf node. This gesneriad rebounds quickly and rewards regular light trimming with dense, floriferous growth.
How do you prune black gold clog plant?
Pinch stem tips back by one-quarter to one-third with clean fingers or scissors, cutting just above a leaf node. Cut leggy bare stems back hard to 2–3 nodes from the base to force fresh shoots.