How to prune nematanthus wettsteinii

Tip-pinch during active growing season; prune back after main bloom, typically late spring to early summer. Pinch growing tips throughout the growing season. After flowering, cut trailing stems back by one-third, always just above a leaf node, using clean scissors.

Tip-pinching regularly during growth; annual post-bloom trim. Nematanthus wettsteinii (trailing goldfish plant) benefits from regular tip-pinching during growth to build a dense, branching habit, and a more substantial trim after the main flowering period. Cut stems back by one-third to prevent bare leggy growth. Remove dead or damaged stems at any time.

Pinch growing tips throughout the growing season. After flowering, cut trailing stems back by one-third, always just above a leaf node, using clean scissors.