How to prune begonia 'connee boswell'

Early spring for shaping; pinch tips throughout the growing season. Cut back long or leggy canes by one-third to a healthy node using clean scissors. Pinch growing tips regularly to encourage bushiness. Remove spent flower clusters and dead leaves by cutting cleanly at the stem or petiole.

Annually for shaping; tip-pinching every few weeks in spring–summer. Begonia 'Connee Boswell' is a cane or shrub-type begonia houseplant that benefits from light pruning to maintain shape and encourage branching. Pinch stem tips regularly during the growing season and cut overly long stems back to a node in early spring. Remove spent flowers and any dead or damaged leaves year-round.

Cut back long or leggy canes by one-third to a healthy node using clean scissors. Pinch growing tips regularly to encourage bushiness. Remove spent flower clusters and dead leaves by cutting cleanly at the stem or petiole.