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Pruning guide

How to prune graptoveria 'bashful'

Best time
Dead-leaf removal any time; cut leggy stems in spring; remove flower stalks after bloom
How often
As needed; leggy stem correction once if light conditions improve
Technique
Peel dried leaves cleanly from the stem. For leggy growth, cut the stem leaving a short stub — the stub may produce offsets. Re-root the rosette cutting in dry grit.

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Pruning graptoveria 'bashful' — FAQ

When should I prune graptoveria 'bashful'?

Dead-leaf removal any time; cut leggy stems in spring; remove flower stalks after bloom. Peel dried leaves cleanly from the stem. For leggy growth, cut the stem leaving a short stub — the stub may produce offsets. Re-root the rosette cutting in dry grit.

How often does graptoveria 'bashful' need pruning?

As needed; leggy stem correction once if light conditions improve. Graptoveria 'Bashful' needs very little pruning. The rosette stays naturally neat. Remove dead or mushy outer leaves at the base to improve airflow and prevent rot. Trim spent flower stalks after blooming. Leggy stems from low light can be cut back and the rosette re-rooted as a cutting.

How do you prune graptoveria 'bashful'?

Peel dried leaves cleanly from the stem. For leggy growth, cut the stem leaving a short stub — the stub may produce offsets. Re-root the rosette cutting in dry grit.