Pruning guide
How to prune neoregelia concentrica
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Pruning neoregelia concentrica — FAQ
When should I prune neoregelia concentrica?
After flowering, when the mother rosette begins to brown and die. Trim dead or damaged leaves at the base with clean scissors. When the spent mother rosette has fully browned, remove it at soil level and leave pups to establish.
How often does neoregelia concentrica need pruning?
As needed — once per plant lifecycle. Neoregelia concentrica (Blushing Bromeliad) needs very little pruning. It is monocarpic — the mother rosette flowers once then gradually dies. Remove damaged or brown outer leaves throughout the growing season. Once the flower fades and the rosette fully declines, cut the mother plant away at the base to free the pups.
How do you prune neoregelia concentrica?
Trim dead or damaged leaves at the base with clean scissors. When the spent mother rosette has fully browned, remove it at soil level and leave pups to establish.