How to prune pelargonium graveolens 'attar of roses'

Early spring before new growth; pinch tips throughout the growing season. Regularly pinch or cut stem tips above a leaf node to promote branching and keep the plant compact. In spring, cut all stems back to half their length, selecting cuts just above a healthy node; clear dead or yellowing leaves from the base to improve airflow.

Pinch tips as needed throughout the season; hard cut-back once a year in spring. Pelargonium graveolens 'Attar of Roses' is a rose-scented herb pelargonium grown primarily for fragrant foliage. Pinch out stem tips regularly to keep the plant bushy and prevent legginess. Cut back by one-third to one-half in early spring to stimulate fresh, aromatic growth; remove flowers if foliage yield is the priority.

Regularly pinch or cut stem tips above a leaf node to promote branching and keep the plant compact. In spring, cut all stems back to half their length, selecting cuts just above a healthy node; clear dead or yellowing leaves from the base to improve airflow.