How to prune kohleria 'hannah roberts'

After the main flowering flush, usually late summer to early autumn. Deadhead individual spent blooms during flowering. After the main flush, cut all stems to 2–4 inches above the soil. Allow a short rest, then water to encourage regrowth.

Deadhead as needed; cut back once or twice per year. Kohleria 'Hannah Roberts' benefits from cutting back after flowering, which encourages the rhizomes to produce fresh growth and a repeat bloom. Deadhead spent flowers regularly during the growing season to extend blooming. A hard cutback to a few inches above soil level after the flush allows a rest and rejuvenation.

Deadhead individual spent blooms during flowering. After the main flush, cut all stems to 2–4 inches above the soil. Allow a short rest, then water to encourage regrowth.