How to prune graptosedum 'california sunset'

Spring or early summer, during active growth. Cut leggy stems close to the soil with clean clippers, keeping the cut area dry. The removed rosette head can be propagated as a cutting.

As needed; rarely required in good light. Graptosedum 'California Sunset' needs little pruning. Remove damaged or yellowing leaves to keep the plant tidy. If it becomes leggy — common in low light — prune off a rosette to propagate it; the bare stem will sprout new rosettes. More sun prevents legginess far better than pruning alone.

Cut leggy stems close to the soil with clean clippers, keeping the cut area dry. The removed rosette head can be propagated as a cutting.