Pruning guide
How to prune monstera acuminata
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Pruning monstera acuminata — FAQ
When should I prune monstera acuminata?
Spring or early summer for shaping cuts; any time for dead growth. Cut stems just above a node using sterilised pruning shears. Removed stem tips with a node can be rooted as cuttings. Wipe tools clean — sap is a mild irritant.
How often does monstera acuminata need pruning?
As needed; annual trim if size control is required. Monstera acuminata is a climbing species that needs only light, occasional pruning. Remove yellowed or damaged leaves at the petiole base as they appear. You can trim unruly vines back to a node in spring to control size or encourage branching. Pruning is not required for plant health — it is purely for shaping and size management.
How do you prune monstera acuminata?
Cut stems just above a node using sterilised pruning shears. Removed stem tips with a node can be rooted as cuttings. Wipe tools clean — sap is a mild irritant.