Pruning guide
How to prune philodendron sharoniae
Best time
Spring or summer if any pruning is needed
How often
Rarely — only to remove dead or damaged leaves as they appear
Technique
Snip spent leaf petioles cleanly at the stem using sterilized scissors. Wear gloves — sap can irritate skin and eyes.
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Pruning philodendron sharoniae — FAQ
When should I prune philodendron sharoniae?
Spring or summer if any pruning is needed. Snip spent leaf petioles cleanly at the stem using sterilized scissors. Wear gloves — sap can irritate skin and eyes.
How often does philodendron sharoniae need pruning?
Rarely — only to remove dead or damaged leaves as they appear. Philodendron sharoniae needs very little pruning. This rare, pendant-leaved climber should be grown on a moss pole and left to produce its elongated, ruffled leaves undisturbed. Simply remove dead or yellowed leaves at the petiole. Cutting healthy stems back is unnecessary and will delay the growth of its distinctive mature foliage.
How do you prune philodendron sharoniae?
Snip spent leaf petioles cleanly at the stem using sterilized scissors. Wear gloves — sap can irritate skin and eyes.