How to prune inch plant 'nanouk'

Spring and summer during active growth. Pinch or snip the top 2–3cm of each stem just above a leaf node every few weeks in the growing season. Cut overly long or bare stems back by half to two-thirds. Root cuttings in water to pot on and keep the display full.

Every 4–6 weeks during spring and summer. Tradescantia 'Nanouk' benefits from regular pinching to stay bushy and vibrant. Stems become long and bare at the base quickly — pinch or cut growing tips frequently to stimulate branching. Remove faded flowers and cut back leggy stems hard to a node. Regular pruning keeps the vivid pink and white variegation dense.

Pinch or snip the top 2–3cm of each stem just above a leaf node every few weeks in the growing season. Cut overly long or bare stems back by half to two-thirds. Root cuttings in water to pot on and keep the display full.