How to prune sinningia 'li'l georgie'

Deadhead during flowering; cut back dead foliage as dormancy sets in (typically autumn–winter). Pinch or snip spent flower stems at their base. When leaves yellow and collapse naturally post-bloom, trim dead growth to the soil surface. Store the tuber dry until regrowth appears in spring.

Annually — deadhead during bloom, cut back once at dormancy. Sinningia 'Li'l Georgie' is a miniature tuberous gesneriad that goes dormant after flowering. Pruning is minimal: deadhead spent blooms to extend the flowering period, then allow the foliage to die back naturally as dormancy begins. Cut down dead foliage once it withers. Do not remove live stems prematurely.

Pinch or snip spent flower stems at their base. When leaves yellow and collapse naturally post-bloom, trim dead growth to the soil surface. Store the tuber dry until regrowth appears in spring.