How to prune gomphrena globosa 'qis pink'

Pinch young transplants in spring; deadhead throughout the growing season. Pinch stem tips back by one-third when plants reach 4–6 inches tall to encourage branching. Remove spent flower heads by snipping the stem back to the nearest leaf node to promote repeat blooming.

Pinch once at establishment; deadhead every 1–2 weeks as needed. Gomphrena 'QIS Pink' benefits from deadheading and light pinching to extend bloom time and keep plants bushy. The globe flowers dry naturally on the plant, so deadheading is optional for fresh-flower production. Pinching young plants once promotes branching. Otherwise minimal pruning is needed — this annual is largely self-maintaining.

Pinch stem tips back by one-third when plants reach 4–6 inches tall to encourage branching. Remove spent flower heads by snipping the stem back to the nearest leaf node to promote repeat blooming.