How to prune pink panther episcia

Any time; address dead foliage promptly to prevent rot. Cut or pinch back individual stolons to the desired length. Remove dead leaves at their base. If the plant becomes very congested in its container, thin out older stems at the base to allow better air circulation.

Rarely — manage spread and remove dead growth as needed. Pink Panther episcia is a trailing/spreading Episcia cultivar grown for its colourful foliage and small flowers. It requires minimal pruning. Trim back stolons that stray beyond the pot or basket, and remove dead leaves promptly to prevent rot in the humid conditions this plant prefers. No regular pruning programme is necessary.

Cut or pinch back individual stolons to the desired length. Remove dead leaves at their base. If the plant becomes very congested in its container, thin out older stems at the base to allow better air circulation.