How to prune lupinus 'tequila flame'

Deadhead after first flush in late spring; full cut-back in autumn. Remove spent spikes to a healthy side shoot to stimulate rebloom. After flowering is completely finished, cut stems back to the basal rosette. Clear away dead foliage in late autumn to reduce disease risk.

Deadhead regularly during flowering; cut back once annually in autumn. Lupinus 'Tequila Flame' benefits from prompt deadheading of spent flower spikes to encourage a second flush and prolong the display. Cut spikes back to a lateral shoot with visible buds. Cut the whole plant back to its basal rosette after the season and remove to ground level in autumn.

Remove spent spikes to a healthy side shoot to stimulate rebloom. After flowering is completely finished, cut stems back to the basal rosette. Clear away dead foliage in late autumn to reduce disease risk.