Pruning guide
How to prune peperomia rotundifolia 'trailing jade'
Best time
Spring or early summer
How often
As needed; typically once in spring if stems become bare at the base
Technique
Use clean scissors to cut trailing stems back to a node where you want new branching to begin. This also provides cuttings for easy propagation in water or moist soil.
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Pruning peperomia rotundifolia 'trailing jade' — FAQ
When should I prune peperomia rotundifolia 'trailing jade'?
Spring or early summer. Use clean scissors to cut trailing stems back to a node where you want new branching to begin. This also provides cuttings for easy propagation in water or moist soil.
How often does peperomia rotundifolia 'trailing jade' need pruning?
As needed; typically once in spring if stems become bare at the base. Trailing Jade peperomia needs minimal pruning. Its naturally cascading stems look best left to trail. Trim any overly long, bare, or damaged stems back to a healthy leaf node if the plant looks untidy. Remove dead leaves as they appear. Pruning is mainly cosmetic on this low-maintenance trailer.
How do you prune peperomia rotundifolia 'trailing jade'?
Use clean scissors to cut trailing stems back to a node where you want new branching to begin. This also provides cuttings for easy propagation in water or moist soil.