How to prune crassula pyramidalis

Any time, only to remove dead material. Gently remove completely dead stems at the base. Do not trim healthy stems — this species' stacked form cannot be reshaped by pruning.

Rarely — only when dead material is present. Crassula pyramidalis is a slow-growing, geometric stacking succulent that needs essentially no pruning. Its distinctive form — tightly stacked square leaves — is natural and should not be cut to reshape it. Remove only fully dead stems or leaves as they occur. Pruning would destroy the plant's ornamental structure.

Gently remove completely dead stems at the base. Do not trim healthy stems — this species' stacked form cannot be reshaped by pruning.