Pruning guide
How to prune graptoveria 'titubans'
Best time
Any time for maintenance; spring for corrective beheading of etiolated stems
How often
As needed; rarely
Technique
Peel away spent leaves at the base. Cut leggy stems cleanly, let the cut end callous overnight, then place in dry cactus mix to re-root. The original stub often pushes side offsets.
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Pruning graptoveria 'titubans' — FAQ
When should I prune graptoveria 'titubans'?
Any time for maintenance; spring for corrective beheading of etiolated stems. Peel away spent leaves at the base. Cut leggy stems cleanly, let the cut end callous overnight, then place in dry cactus mix to re-root. The original stub often pushes side offsets.
How often does graptoveria 'titubans' need pruning?
As needed; rarely. Graptoveria 'Titubans' (White Ghost) needs very little pruning. Remove dead outer leaves and trim spent flower stalks after bloom. In low light the stem may stretch; behead and re-root the rosette rather than pruning mid-stem, which serves no benefit on a rosette succulent.
How do you prune graptoveria 'titubans'?
Peel away spent leaves at the base. Cut leggy stems cleanly, let the cut end callous overnight, then place in dry cactus mix to re-root. The original stub often pushes side offsets.