How to prune graptosedum 'vera higgins'

Early spring before the main growing season. Cut leggy stems back by up to one-third with clean scissors, just above a leaf node. Peel dead lower leaves cleanly off stems. Cuttings root readily and can be propagated.

Every 1–2 years, or when the plant becomes noticeably leggy. Graptosedum 'Vera Higgins' benefits from light pruning if it becomes leggy. Cut elongated stems back by one-third in spring to encourage branching and compact growth. Remove dead lower leaves by peeling. Spent flower stalks can be trimmed at the base. Otherwise pruning needs are minimal.

Cut leggy stems back by up to one-third with clean scissors, just above a leaf node. Peel dead lower leaves cleanly off stems. Cuttings root readily and can be propagated.