Pruning guide
How to prune calathea fasciata (round-leaf calathea)
Best time
Any time of year as damaged leaves appear
How often
As needed
Technique
Cut the petiole flush to the base with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing more than one-third of the leaves at once to prevent stressing the plant.
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Pruning calathea fasciata (round-leaf calathea) — FAQ
When should I prune calathea fasciata (round-leaf calathea)?
Any time of year as damaged leaves appear. Cut the petiole flush to the base with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing more than one-third of the leaves at once to prevent stressing the plant.
How often does calathea fasciata (round-leaf calathea) need pruning?
As needed. Calathea Fasciata (Round-leaf Calathea) requires no structural pruning. It is a clumping, rhizome-forming houseplant with broad oval leaves and no woody stems. Remove any yellowed, damaged, or dead leaves by cutting at the base of the petiole to keep the plant tidy and healthy.
How do you prune calathea fasciata (round-leaf calathea)?
Cut the petiole flush to the base with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing more than one-third of the leaves at once to prevent stressing the plant.