How to prune monstera deliciosa mint variegata

Spring; damaged leaf removal any time. Cut with sterilized, sharp shears just above a node or at the petiole junction. Sterilization is important given the high value of the plant and risk of introducing pathogens via cuts.

Rarely — only dead or damaged growth removal. Monstera deliciosa 'Mint Variegata' requires careful, minimal pruning. Remove dead or yellowing leaves at the petiole. Avoid heavy pruning as each leaf is unique and slow to replace — this rare variegated cultivar grows slowly. Trim only to remove damaged growth or redirect a wayward stem. Do not cut back aggressively.

Cut with sterilized, sharp shears just above a node or at the petiole junction. Sterilization is important given the high value of the plant and risk of introducing pathogens via cuts.