Pruning guide
How to prune didissandra uniflora
Best time
After flowering, typically late summer to autumn
How often
As needed, after flowering
Technique
Snip spent flower stems at the base. Carefully remove outer dead leaves by cutting close to the base of the rosette.
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Pruning didissandra uniflora — FAQ
When should I prune didissandra uniflora?
After flowering, typically late summer to autumn. Snip spent flower stems at the base. Carefully remove outer dead leaves by cutting close to the base of the rosette.
How often does didissandra uniflora need pruning?
As needed, after flowering. Didissandra uniflora is a low-growing gesneriad needing minimal pruning. Remove spent flower stalks cleanly after blooming and take off any dead or yellowing leaves as they appear. The compact rosette form does not benefit from cutting back. Tidying away old growth to prevent rot is the primary care task.
How do you prune didissandra uniflora?
Snip spent flower stems at the base. Carefully remove outer dead leaves by cutting close to the base of the rosette.