How to prune pelargonium 'lara starshine'

Early spring before new growth begins. Pinch or cut stem tips above a leaf node throughout the growing season to maintain bushy form. In spring, cut all main stems back by up to half, cutting just above a healthy leaf node. Remove spent flowers by snipping the stalk cleanly at the base.

Pinch tips as needed through the season; hard cut-back once annually in spring. Pelargonium 'Lara Starshine' is a scented-leaf pelargonium grown for aromatic foliage. Pinch tips regularly to keep the plant bushy and delay woodiness. Cut back by one-third to one-half in early spring to encourage fresh, fragrant growth. Remove any flower spikes if you want to keep energy in the leaves.

Pinch or cut stem tips above a leaf node throughout the growing season to maintain bushy form. In spring, cut all main stems back by up to half, cutting just above a healthy leaf node. Remove spent flowers by snipping the stalk cleanly at the base.