Pruning guide
How to prune camille dumb cane
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Pruning camille dumb cane — FAQ
When should I prune camille dumb cane?
Spring. Cut the main stem back to just above a healthy leaf node with sterilised, sharp secateurs. Avoid touching eyes or mouth after handling. The cut stem section can be laid horizontally on moist compost to propagate new plants.
How often does camille dumb cane need pruning?
Annually or when leggy. Camille Dumb Cane can grow tall and bare at the base over time. Prune the main cane back in spring to encourage a bushier, more compact habit and fresh basal growth. Remove yellowed lower leaves as needed throughout the year. Always wear gloves — sap is toxic and a serious irritant.
How do you prune camille dumb cane?
Cut the main stem back to just above a healthy leaf node with sterilised, sharp secateurs. Avoid touching eyes or mouth after handling. The cut stem section can be laid horizontally on moist compost to propagate new plants.