How to prune sansevieria parva

Any time; as dead foliage appears. Use sterile scissors to cut dead or damaged leaves flush with the soil. Divide spreading clumps at the rhizome during repotting to keep the plant compact.

Rarely. Sansevieria Parva is a slender, grass-like species that stays naturally tidy and needs very little pruning. Remove dead or yellowing leaves at the base when they appear. Like all sansevierias, trimming leaf tips causes permanent browning, so remove whole leaves rather than shortening them.

Use sterile scissors to cut dead or damaged leaves flush with the soil. Divide spreading clumps at the rhizome during repotting to keep the plant compact.