Pruning guide
How to prune dieffenbachia memoria corsii
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Pruning dieffenbachia memoria corsii — FAQ
When should I prune dieffenbachia memoria corsii?
Spring for structural cuts; any time for dead-leaf removal. Wearing gloves, make a clean horizontal cut across the cane at your desired height using sterilised secateurs. The remaining stump will produce new side-shoots from dormant nodes. Propagate the severed top in moist potting mix or water.
How often does dieffenbachia memoria corsii need pruning?
Every 2–3 years when leggy; dead leaves as needed. Dieffenbachia 'Memoria Corsii' needs pruning mainly when it becomes tall and bare at the base. Cut the main stem back in spring to refresh the plant and stimulate new shoots lower down. Remove yellowed leaves as they appear. Wear gloves at all times — the sap is a significant irritant.
How do you prune dieffenbachia memoria corsii?
Wearing gloves, make a clean horizontal cut across the cane at your desired height using sterilised secateurs. The remaining stump will produce new side-shoots from dormant nodes. Propagate the severed top in moist potting mix or water.