Pruning guide
How to prune kalanchoe synsepala
Best time
After flowering; any time for tidying
How often
As needed — once a year or less
Technique
Cut spent flower stalks at their base with clean scissors. Trim overly long stolons (plantlet-bearing runners) back if they clutter the pot. Remove dead leaves cleanly at the stem.
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Pruning kalanchoe synsepala — FAQ
When should I prune kalanchoe synsepala?
After flowering; any time for tidying. Cut spent flower stalks at their base with clean scissors. Trim overly long stolons (plantlet-bearing runners) back if they clutter the pot. Remove dead leaves cleanly at the stem.
How often does kalanchoe synsepala need pruning?
As needed — once a year or less. Kalanchoe synsepala (walking kalanchoe) is a fascinating species that produces plantlets on long stolons. Little pruning is needed, but remove spent flower stalks after blooming and trim any dead or damaged leaves. If stolons become excessive, cut them back to tidy the plant without harming it.
How do you prune kalanchoe synsepala?
Cut spent flower stalks at their base with clean scissors. Trim overly long stolons (plantlet-bearing runners) back if they clutter the pot. Remove dead leaves cleanly at the stem.