How to prune kalanchoe longiflora

Early spring; deadhead after flowers fade. Pinch or cut back stem tips to just above a leaf node using clean scissors. Remove flower stalks at their base once blooms are spent. For an overgrown plant, cut stems back by up to half in spring.

Annually; deadhead as needed. Kalanchoe longiflora (tugela cliff-kalanchoe) benefits from occasional pruning to prevent legginess. Pinch or trim stems in spring to promote compact, bushy growth. Remove spent flower stalks after blooming. Without pruning it can become elongated, especially in lower-light conditions.

Pinch or cut back stem tips to just above a leaf node using clean scissors. Remove flower stalks at their base once blooms are spent. For an overgrown plant, cut stems back by up to half in spring.