How to prune philodendron lynamii

Any time; spring or summer when actively growing is best. Remove dead or damaged leaves at the petiole base with sterilised scissors. Only cut a stem if it is clearly dead or diseased, trimming to just above a healthy node.

Rarely — as needed, typically just a few times per year. Philodendron Lynamii is a collector-grade climbing aroid that requires minimal pruning. It grows slowly and produces large, attractive leaves. Simply remove dead or yellowing foliage at the petiole base as needed. Avoid cutting back healthy stems — this species is rarely available and each growing tip is precious.

Remove dead or damaged leaves at the petiole base with sterilised scissors. Only cut a stem if it is clearly dead or diseased, trimming to just above a healthy node.