How to prune philodendron glorious

Any time; spring is ideal to coincide with active growth. Use sterilised scissors to remove dead or damaged leaves at the base of the petiole. Do not cut back healthy stems as this hybrid grows slowly and each node is valuable.

As needed — typically only a few times per year. Philodendron Glorious requires very little pruning. It is a slow-growing crawler that puts energy into producing large, velvety leaves. Simply remove dead or yellowing leaves by cutting cleanly at the petiole base. Avoid cutting healthy stems — each stem produces the impressive foliage this hybrid is prized for.

Use sterilised scissors to remove dead or damaged leaves at the base of the petiole. Do not cut back healthy stems as this hybrid grows slowly and each node is valuable.