How to prune peperomia 'hope'

Any time; spring is ideal for tidying. Snip trailing stems back to your preferred length just above a node to encourage branching and bushier growth. Remove dead or yellowed leaves at the petiole with clean scissors. Cuttings taken when trimming root readily in water or soil.

Rarely; as needed. Peperomia 'Hope' is a trailing houseplant that rarely needs pruning. Remove any dead or yellowing leaves by cutting cleanly at the petiole. If trailing stems become overly long or untidy, trim them back to your desired length to encourage a fuller appearance. No structural pruning required.

Snip trailing stems back to your preferred length just above a node to encourage branching and bushier growth. Remove dead or yellowed leaves at the petiole with clean scissors. Cuttings taken when trimming root readily in water or soil.