Pruning guide
How to prune calathea freddie
Best time
Any time a leaf deteriorates
How often
As needed; typically a few leaves per season
Technique
Use clean, sharp scissors to cut the petiole (leaf stalk) as close to the base as possible without disturbing the soil or rhizome. Dispose of removed leaves.
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Pruning calathea freddie — FAQ
When should I prune calathea freddie?
Any time a leaf deteriorates. Use clean, sharp scissors to cut the petiole (leaf stalk) as close to the base as possible without disturbing the soil or rhizome. Dispose of removed leaves.
How often does calathea freddie need pruning?
As needed; typically a few leaves per season. Calathea Freddie requires no pruning beyond removing dead or damaged leaves. Like all Goeppertia species, it grows from a central rhizome and does not branch. Simply cut away any yellowed or crispy leaves at the petiole base to keep the plant tidy and direct energy to healthy foliage.
How do you prune calathea freddie?
Use clean, sharp scissors to cut the petiole (leaf stalk) as close to the base as possible without disturbing the soil or rhizome. Dispose of removed leaves.