How to prune echeveria subsessilis 'morning beauty'

Any time for dead leaves; after blooming for flower stalks. Gently tug dead lower leaves downward to detach them cleanly from the stem. Cut flower stalks at the base with clean scissors once blooms have faded.

As needed — light tidying a few times a year. Echeveria subsessilis 'Morning Beauty' needs very little pruning. Remove dead lower leaves by gently pulling them away from the stem to prevent rot and improve airflow. After flowering, cut the spent flower stalk back to the base. The compact rosette form requires no shaping.

Gently tug dead lower leaves downward to detach them cleanly from the stem. Cut flower stalks at the base with clean scissors once blooms have faded.