How to prune philodendron golden goddess

Spring or summer during active growth. Cut stems just above a node using sterilised scissors to shorten leggy growth and stimulate branching. Remove dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base. Tip cuttings propagate readily in water.

Two to three times per year, or as needed when growth becomes untidy. Philodendron 'Golden Goddess' is a vigorous trailing and climbing cultivar that benefits from regular light pruning to maintain a full, bushy shape. Cut leggy stems just above a node to encourage branching. Remove yellowing leaves at the base. It tolerates trimming well and cuttings root easily, making pruning practically rewarding.

Cut stems just above a node using sterilised scissors to shorten leggy growth and stimulate branching. Remove dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base. Tip cuttings propagate readily in water.