Pruning guide
How to prune hygrophila corymbosa
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Pruning hygrophila corymbosa — FAQ
When should I prune hygrophila corymbosa?
Year-round as needed. Cut stems horizontally with aquarium scissors at the desired height. Replant the trimmed top section as a new cutting. Pinch growing tips to encourage side shoots. Remove bare lower stems periodically.
How often does hygrophila corymbosa need pruning?
Every 2–3 weeks during active growth. Hygrophila corymbosa (temple plant) grows vigorously and needs regular cutting back to stay in bounds and encourage bushy growth. Trim stems to your target height and replant tops as cuttings. Remove lower leaves that yellow or rot. Pinching stem tips promotes lateral branching for a denser appearance.
How do you prune hygrophila corymbosa?
Cut stems horizontally with aquarium scissors at the desired height. Replant the trimmed top section as a new cutting. Pinch growing tips to encourage side shoots. Remove bare lower stems periodically.