How to prune diascia 'wink coral pink'

After the first flush fades, typically early to midsummer; repeat in late summer if needed. Cut stems back by half with clean scissors, cutting just above a leaf node or visible side shoot. Remove all spent flower spikes during routine maintenance.

Once or twice per season, with deadheading as needed. Diascia 'Wink Coral Pink' performs best with a cut-back after the first heavy flush of coral-pink flowers fades. Trim stems back by approximately half to stimulate new lateral growth and a second wave of blooms. Routine deadheading between hard trims keeps the display going through the season.

Cut stems back by half with clean scissors, cutting just above a leaf node or visible side shoot. Remove all spent flower spikes during routine maintenance.