How to prune kangaroo vine

Early spring before new growth begins; tip-pinch throughout the growing season. Cut long stems back to a healthy leaf node using clean secateurs. For a bushier habit, pinch out growing tips regularly. Remove any dead or crossing stems entirely. Train remaining stems to a support as you prune.

Hard prune once in spring; tip-pinch monthly during active growth. Kangaroo vine (Cissus antarctica) is a vigorous climber that needs regular pruning to control size and encourage bushy, leafy growth rather than bare, leggy stems. Cut back long stems in spring by one-third to one-half. Pinch tips during the growing season to promote branching and a fuller appearance on trellises or support frames.

Cut long stems back to a healthy leaf node using clean secateurs. For a bushier habit, pinch out growing tips regularly. Remove any dead or crossing stems entirely. Train remaining stems to a support as you prune.