Pruning guide
How to prune calibrachoa 'minifamous double amethyst'
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Pruning calibrachoa 'minifamous double amethyst' — FAQ
When should I prune calibrachoa 'minifamous double amethyst'?
Midsummer when stems stretch or blooming slows; promptly remove spent double flowers that cling. Pinch or cut stems back by one-third above a healthy leaf node using clean scissors. Remove clinging spent double flowers by hand to prevent rot in humid conditions.
How often does calibrachoa 'minifamous double amethyst' need pruning?
Once mid-season; spot-deadhead spent double blooms every 1–2 weeks as needed. Calibrachoa 'MiniFamous Double Amethyst' is largely self-cleaning. Its double flowers do not shed as readily as singles, so occasional removal of spent blooms and a light trim in midsummer keeps it looking neat and prevents stem buildup. Pinching back leggy growth by one-third promotes a denser, more floriferous plant.
How do you prune calibrachoa 'minifamous double amethyst'?
Pinch or cut stems back by one-third above a healthy leaf node using clean scissors. Remove clinging spent double flowers by hand to prevent rot in humid conditions.