How to prune philodendron pseudoverrucosum

Any time when dead growth is present; spring preferred. Cut dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base with sterilised scissors. Only trim stems if absolutely needed for space, cutting just above a node.

Rarely — only to remove dead or damaged leaves as they appear. Philodendron Pseudoverrucosum is a rare, slow-growing velvety climber that needs very little pruning. Remove only dead or yellowing leaves at the petiole base. Healthy stems should not be cut back — this species grows slowly and each leaf is a long investment. Keep tools sterilised to avoid spreading disease.

Cut dead or yellowing leaves cleanly at the petiole base with sterilised scissors. Only trim stems if absolutely needed for space, cutting just above a node.