How to prune dieffenbachia amy

Spring for hard cutback; throughout the year for cosmetic leaf removal. Cut main canes just above a node using a sharp, sterile blade. Remove cut material from pets and children's reach immediately; dispose of gloves or wash hands thoroughly.

Light tidying as needed; hard rejuvenation cut every 2–3 years if leggy. Dieffenbachia 'Amy' is low-maintenance but benefits from occasional pruning to manage height and bushy appearance. Remove yellowing lower leaves as they occur. Leggy plants can be cut back hard to a node in spring and will resprout from the cane. Wear gloves every time — the sap is toxic and irritating.

Cut main canes just above a node using a sharp, sterile blade. Remove cut material from pets and children's reach immediately; dispose of gloves or wash hands thoroughly.