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Pruning guide

How to prune pelargonium 'tip top duet'

Best time
After the main summer flowering flush, or early spring
How often
Deadhead regularly in season; structural trim once or twice a year
Technique
Snip or pinch stem tips above a leaf node to build bushy structure when young. For the seasonal trim, cut each stem back to a healthy node, removing any crossing or weak shoots; snap or cut spent flower heads cleanly from the stem.

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Pruning pelargonium 'tip top duet' — FAQ

When should I prune pelargonium 'tip top duet'?

After the main summer flowering flush, or early spring. Snip or pinch stem tips above a leaf node to build bushy structure when young. For the seasonal trim, cut each stem back to a healthy node, removing any crossing or weak shoots; snap or cut spent flower heads cleanly from the stem.

How often does pelargonium 'tip top duet' need pruning?

Deadhead regularly in season; structural trim once or twice a year. Pelargonium 'Tip Top Duet' is an angel pelargonium bearing bicolour flowers over a compact mound. Pinch tips on young plants to encourage branching and deadhead spent blooms throughout flowering. Cut stems back by one-third after the main flush or in early spring to keep the plant compact and promote a fresh flush of flowers.

How do you prune pelargonium 'tip top duet'?

Snip or pinch stem tips above a leaf node to build bushy structure when young. For the seasonal trim, cut each stem back to a healthy node, removing any crossing or weak shoots; snap or cut spent flower heads cleanly from the stem.