How to prune golden-net plant

Any time; spent flowers removed after blooming. Remove dead leaves by cutting the stem cleanly at soil level. Trim spent inflorescences back to the base once flowers fade. Avoid cutting into healthy foliage, as this plant grows slowly and takes time to recover.

As needed (every few weeks check). Golden-Net Plant (Stenandrium lindenii) is a small, low-growing tropical ground cover with prominent gold-veined leaves. It requires very little pruning — simply remove any dead or damaged leaves at the base. Spent flower stems can be cut away after blooming. No structural cutting back is needed under normal conditions.

Remove dead leaves by cutting the stem cleanly at soil level. Trim spent inflorescences back to the base once flowers fade. Avoid cutting into healthy foliage, as this plant grows slowly and takes time to recover.