Pruning guide
How to prune graptoveria 'opalina'
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Pruning graptoveria 'opalina' — FAQ
When should I prune graptoveria 'opalina'?
Any time for dead leaves; flower-stalk removal after bloom; beheading in spring if needed. Remove dried leaves gently by hand. Cut flower stalks flush with the main stem. For etiolation, sever the rosette with a clean blade, let it callous 24 hours, then root in dry grit.
How often does graptoveria 'opalina' need pruning?
As needed. Graptoveria 'Opalina' needs very little pruning. The compact succulent rosette is naturally self-maintaining. Routine care is limited to removing dead outer leaves and snipping spent flower stalks at the base. Leggy etiolated stems can be beheaded and re-rooted rather than trimmed.
How do you prune graptoveria 'opalina'?
Remove dried leaves gently by hand. Cut flower stalks flush with the main stem. For etiolation, sever the rosette with a clean blade, let it callous 24 hours, then root in dry grit.