How to prune philodendron mccolley's finale

Any time of year when dead or damaged leaves appear. Remove dead or yellowing leaves by cutting cleanly at the petiole base with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing healthy green leaves as they support the plant's energy.

Rarely; remove dead or damaged leaves as they appear. McColley's Finale Philodendron needs minimal pruning. It's a self-heading (non-climbing) variety that grows in a rosette form and doesn't require shaping. Remove old yellowing or damaged leaves at the base as they age. If the plant becomes top-heavy, you can trim the lowest leaves. Sterilise tools and wear gloves when cutting.

Remove dead or yellowing leaves by cutting cleanly at the petiole base with sterilised scissors. Avoid removing healthy green leaves as they support the plant's energy.