How to prune peperomia 'napoli nights'

Spring for light shaping; after flowering for spent spikes. Pinch or snip leggy stems back to a healthy node. Remove spent flower spikes and dead leaves cleanly at the base using sharp scissors.

As needed; once a year at most. Peperomia 'Napoli Nights' is a compact, slow-growing cultivar that needs minimal pruning. Remove dead or yellowing leaves as they appear and snip off spent flower spikes at the base. If the plant becomes leggy in low light, trim stems back to a leaf node in spring.

Pinch or snip leggy stems back to a healthy node. Remove spent flower spikes and dead leaves cleanly at the base using sharp scissors.