Pruning guide
How to prune callisia repens 'gold'
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Pruning callisia repens 'gold' — FAQ
When should I prune callisia repens 'gold'?
Spring for harder cutbacks; pinch tips throughout the growing season. Pinch or snip stem tips just above a leaf node to promote bushy growth. For a full rejuvenation, cut stems back by up to half in spring. Remove all-green reversion shoots at the base as soon as they appear.
How often does callisia repens 'gold' need pruning?
Tip-pinch every 4–6 weeks in season; hard prune once annually in spring. Callisia repens 'Gold' grows vigorously and becomes leggy without regular pinching. Prune to keep the golden-yellow foliage dense and trailing attractively. Pinch stem tips frequently during the growing season and cut back by one-third to one-half in spring. Remove any green-reverting shoots to maintain the gold coloration.
How do you prune callisia repens 'gold'?
Pinch or snip stem tips just above a leaf node to promote bushy growth. For a full rejuvenation, cut stems back by up to half in spring. Remove all-green reversion shoots at the base as soon as they appear.