Pruning guide
How to prune catharanthus roseus 'cora cascade strawberry'
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Pruning catharanthus roseus 'cora cascade strawberry' — FAQ
When should I prune catharanthus roseus 'cora cascade strawberry'?
Pinch at planting in spring; light trim in late summer if leggy. Pinch stem tips by 1 inch at planting to stimulate lateral shoots. For late-season rejuvenation, trim back trailing stems by about one-quarter using clean scissors, cutting just above a leaf node.
How often does catharanthus roseus 'cora cascade strawberry' need pruning?
Pinch once; optional late-summer trim once per season. Vinca 'Cora Cascade Strawberry' is a self-cleaning, disease-resistant trailing annual that does not need deadheading — old blooms fall cleanly. Pinching tips at transplanting encourages the cascading branching this series is bred for. If plants become leggy in late summer, a light trim of one-quarter restores fullness.
How do you prune catharanthus roseus 'cora cascade strawberry'?
Pinch stem tips by 1 inch at planting to stimulate lateral shoots. For late-season rejuvenation, trim back trailing stems by about one-quarter using clean scissors, cutting just above a leaf node.