How to prune pothos 'shangri la'

Spring through summer. Snip individual stems back to a node using clean scissors. Remove yellowed leaves at their base. Because this cultivar is compact, less intervention is needed than with trailing pothos varieties.

Occasionally, as needed — once or twice a year for most growers. Pothos 'Shangri La' has a naturally compact, curled-leaf habit and grows more slowly than standard golden pothos, so it rarely needs aggressive pruning. Trim any stems that get leggy or out of shape, and remove dead or yellowed leaves. Light pruning helps maintain its tidy, mounding form.

Snip individual stems back to a node using clean scissors. Remove yellowed leaves at their base. Because this cultivar is compact, less intervention is needed than with trailing pothos varieties.