How to prune kohleria 'dark velvet'

After flowering slows, typically late summer to autumn. Cut stems back to 2–4 inches above the soil after the main flush. Deadhead spent flowers regularly to prolong blooming. Resume normal watering after the brief rest to stimulate regrowth.

Once or twice per year, after each major flowering flush. Kohleria 'Dark Velvet' responds well to cutting back after flowering. Trim stems to a few inches above the soil to encourage the rhizomes to regenerate, producing fresh stems and a new round of flowers. Regular deadheading of spent blooms also extends the flowering period between major cutbacks.

Cut stems back to 2–4 inches above the soil after the main flush. Deadhead spent flowers regularly to prolong blooming. Resume normal watering after the brief rest to stimulate regrowth.