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Pruning guide

How to prune brazilian jasmine

Best time
Late winter to early spring before new growth emerges
How often
Annually (hard spring prune), plus regular tip-pinching
Technique
Cut stems back to within 15–30 cm of the pot rim or base, to a healthy outward-facing bud. Tie new shoots into support as they extend. Pinch soft shoot tips every 4–6 weeks through spring and summer for bushier growth.

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Pruning brazilian jasmine — FAQ

When should I prune brazilian jasmine?

Late winter to early spring before new growth emerges. Cut stems back to within 15–30 cm of the pot rim or base, to a healthy outward-facing bud. Tie new shoots into support as they extend. Pinch soft shoot tips every 4–6 weeks through spring and summer for bushier growth.

How often does brazilian jasmine need pruning?

Annually (hard spring prune), plus regular tip-pinching. Mandevilla sanderi is a twining climber that blooms on new growth, making it ideal for regular pruning. Cut back hard in late winter to early spring to stimulate a flush of fresh stems loaded with flowers. Pinch tips monthly through summer to promote branching. Containerised plants should be cut to within 15–20 cm of the base.

How do you prune brazilian jasmine?

Cut stems back to within 15–30 cm of the pot rim or base, to a healthy outward-facing bud. Tie new shoots into support as they extend. Pinch soft shoot tips every 4–6 weeks through spring and summer for bushier growth.