How to prune many-leaved monanthes

Any time dead or spent growth is noticed. Use fine-tipped scissors to snip spent flower stems at their base. Remove dead leaves with tweezers to avoid disturbing the tiny rosettes.

Rarely — as needed only. Many-Leaved Monanthes is a tiny Canary Island succulent that needs essentially no pruning. Simply remove dead leaves and spent flower stems with fine scissors or tweezers. Its miniature, branching rosette form is self-contained and should not be cut or shaped beyond basic tidying.

Use fine-tipped scissors to snip spent flower stems at their base. Remove dead leaves with tweezers to avoid disturbing the tiny rosettes.