How to prune peperomia albovittata 'minima'

Spring for light shaping; any time for dead-leaf removal. Snip dead leaves cleanly at the stem base. If reshaping, cut leggy stems to just above a healthy leaf node using clean, sharp scissors to avoid tearing the fleshy stem.

Rarely — as needed for tidying. Peperomia albovittata 'Minima' is a compact, slow-growing cultivar that stays naturally tidy and requires very little pruning. Remove dead or yellowed leaves at the stem base as they appear. Trim any unusually leggy stems back to a healthy node in spring if the plant loses its compact form.

Snip dead leaves cleanly at the stem base. If reshaping, cut leggy stems to just above a healthy leaf node using clean, sharp scissors to avoid tearing the fleshy stem.