How to prune pelargonium 'clorinda'

Early spring; deadhead through summer and autumn. Prune main stems back by one-half in spring, cutting just above a healthy leaf or node. Pinch new growth tips through the season. Deadhead individual flower clusters as they fade, cutting back to the nearest leaf, to stimulate the next flush.

Annual hard prune in spring; deadhead and pinch throughout the season. Pelargonium 'Clorinda' is a tall, robust rose-cedar-scented hybrid that can reach 60–90 cm and becomes very leggy without pruning. Cut back hard by one-half in early spring. Pinch tips through summer for bushier growth. It produces large pink flowers — deadhead after each flush to encourage repeat blooming.

Prune main stems back by one-half in spring, cutting just above a healthy leaf or node. Pinch new growth tips through the season. Deadhead individual flower clusters as they fade, cutting back to the nearest leaf, to stimulate the next flush.