How to prune monstera esqueleto variegata

Spring when new growth begins. Cut stems cleanly just below a node with sterilized shears. Always remove fully green-reverted leaves promptly, as they will outcompete the variegated foliage for the plant's energy.

Rarely — only when reversion or dead foliage occurs. Monstera Esqueleto Variegata requires minimal pruning. Remove yellow, dead, or damaged leaves and any fully-reverted all-green growth. You can cut back a stem to a node if it grows in an unwanted direction or to take a cutting. Otherwise, let this slow-growing rare climber develop naturally without interference.

Cut stems cleanly just below a node with sterilized shears. Always remove fully green-reverted leaves promptly, as they will outcompete the variegated foliage for the plant's energy.