How to prune geogenanthus ciliatus (geo plant)

Any time of year as needed. Snap or cut individual leaf stems cleanly at the base. Remove any mushy or brown outer leaves promptly to avoid rot spreading to the rhizome.

Rarely — just remove dead or damaged leaves as they appear. Geogenanthus ciliatus is a low, clumping groundcover that requires almost no pruning. Simply remove any damaged, discoloured, or dead leaves at the base as they appear. The plant stays naturally compact and does not require shaping. Over-pruning a small, slow-growing clump can set it back significantly.

Snap or cut individual leaf stems cleanly at the base. Remove any mushy or brown outer leaves promptly to avoid rot spreading to the rhizome.