How to prune echeveria 'dondo'

Any time dead material appears; remove flower stalks after blooming. Pull dead leaves cleanly away from the stem. Snip exhausted flower stalks at the base with clean scissors. For a leggy specimen, behead and re-root the rosette in spring.

As needed. Echeveria 'Dondo' is a compact, slow-growing rosette succulent that needs almost no pruning. Remove dead or shriveled lower leaves regularly to keep the stem clean and reduce rot risk. Spent flower stalks can be cut at the base once blooming is done. No shaping or scheduled pruning is needed.

Pull dead leaves cleanly away from the stem. Snip exhausted flower stalks at the base with clean scissors. For a leggy specimen, behead and re-root the rosette in spring.