Pruning guide
How to prune pelargonium 'paton's unique'
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Pruning pelargonium 'paton's unique' — FAQ
When should I prune pelargonium 'paton's unique'?
Late summer to early autumn after flowering; spring tip-pinching. After flowering, cut main stems back by a third to a half to a leaf node. In spring, pinch out growing tips to two or three nodes to promote a bushy structure. Always remove dead or diseased wood cleanly at the base.
How often does pelargonium 'paton's unique' need pruning?
Annual cut-back after flowering; tip-pinch monthly in spring. Pelargonium 'Paton's Unique' is a vigorous Unique hybrid with magenta-cerise flowers and aromatic leaves. Prune after the main flowering flush to control its naturally tall, shrubby habit. Reduce stems by up to half in late summer. Tip-pinch in spring to encourage branching and maximise flower production.
How do you prune pelargonium 'paton's unique'?
After flowering, cut main stems back by a third to a half to a leaf node. In spring, pinch out growing tips to two or three nodes to promote a bushy structure. Always remove dead or diseased wood cleanly at the base.