How to prune florida ghost

Spring. Remove dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base with sterile scissors. If a stem becomes unwieldy, cut just above a node. Provide a moss pole to encourage the large fenestrated leaves this plant produces on mature climbing growth.

Rarely — remove dead growth as needed. Florida Ghost Philodendron needs minimal pruning. This rare, slow-growing climber is valued for its white new growth and dramatic leaf shape. Remove dead or damaged leaves at the petiole base only. Prune stems only to control spread — each cut permanently removes a growing point.

Remove dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base with sterile scissors. If a stem becomes unwieldy, cut just above a node. Provide a moss pole to encourage the large fenestrated leaves this plant produces on mature climbing growth.