How to prune pelargonium 'snowflake'

Early spring; remove reverted growth as soon as noticed. Pinch or cut stem tips above a leaf node for compact growth. After flowers fade, trim lightly. Remove all-green reverted shoots at their base immediately — they are more vigorous and will overwhelm the distinctive cream-edged leaves if left unchecked.

Annually in spring; monitor for reversion year-round. Pelargonium 'Snowflake' is a lemon-scented cultivar with cream-splashed leaves. It needs regular pruning to stay compact and to prevent reversion of its variegation. Pinch tips in spring, trim after flowering, and immediately remove any all-green shoots. It grows at a moderate pace and responds well to light pruning.

Pinch or cut stem tips above a leaf node for compact growth. After flowers fade, trim lightly. Remove all-green reverted shoots at their base immediately — they are more vigorous and will overwhelm the distinctive cream-edged leaves if left unchecked.