Pruning guide
How to prune phragmipedium eric young
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Pruning phragmipedium eric young — FAQ
When should I prune phragmipedium eric young?
After last flower fades on each spike. Use sterile scissors to cut the spike flush with the base of the fan growth. Trim dead leaves at the base without cutting into live tissue. Wipe blades with isopropyl alcohol between plants.
How often does phragmipedium eric young need pruning?
As needed after each bloom cycle. Phragmipedium 'Eric Young' is a low-pruning orchid. Cut spent flower spikes to the base once all blooms have finished. Remove dead or brown leaves cleanly at the base. No dormancy means no seasonal hard cut-back. Keep cuts clean and sterilised to prevent rot in this moisture-loving genus.
How do you prune phragmipedium eric young?
Use sterile scissors to cut the spike flush with the base of the fan growth. Trim dead leaves at the base without cutting into live tissue. Wipe blades with isopropyl alcohol between plants.