How to prune epipremnum aureum snow queen

Spring through summer during active growth. Cut stems just below a node with clean scissors. Trim trailing vines back by one-quarter to one-third to prompt side branching. Cuttings with 2–3 nodes root easily in water.

Annually, or as needed when vines become leggy. Epipremnum aureum Snow Queen benefits from regular light pruning to stay bushy and prevent long, sparse vines. Trim leggy stems back to a node to encourage branching. Remove yellow or dead leaves as they appear. Because heavily variegated leaves have less chlorophyll, avoid cutting back so hard that you remove most of the foliage at once.

Cut stems just below a node with clean scissors. Trim trailing vines back by one-quarter to one-third to prompt side branching. Cuttings with 2–3 nodes root easily in water.