How to prune haworthia magnifica

Any time of year when dead leaves or overcrowded pups are noticed. Peel or gently twist away dried outer leaves at the base without cutting into healthy tissue. To remove pups, unpot the plant, separate offsets with roots attached, and pot individually.

Rarely — only as needed when dead leaves appear or pups overcrowd. Haworthia magnifica rarely needs pruning. Simply remove dead or dried outer leaves by peeling them away cleanly at the base. If offsets (pups) crowd the pot, you can detach them for propagation. No shaping or cutting is needed — the plant's rosette form is naturally tidy and self-maintaining.

Peel or gently twist away dried outer leaves at the base without cutting into healthy tissue. To remove pups, unpot the plant, separate offsets with roots attached, and pot individually.