How to prune pelargonium 'wilhelm langguth'

Early spring before active growth; deadhead throughout the flowering season. Pinch stem tips back to just above a node to promote bushiness. In spring, cut leggy stems back by up to one-third. Snip spent flower stalks at the base to encourage the next flush of blooms.

Deadhead weekly in season; structural trim once in spring. Pelargonium 'Wilhelm Langguth', a compact double-flowered zonal with white-edged variegated leaves, needs deadheading to prolong blooming and light pruning to stay tidy. Trim back in spring to encourage branching. Remove any green reverted shoots immediately, as they are more vigorous and will dominate the plant.

Pinch stem tips back to just above a node to promote bushiness. In spring, cut leggy stems back by up to one-third. Snip spent flower stalks at the base to encourage the next flush of blooms.