How to prune sansevieria raffillii

Any time of year. Cut dead leaves cleanly at soil level with a sterilized knife or scissors. For leaves that are only partially damaged, assess whether removal improves appearance — if the leaf is still mostly green, leaving it is usually better.

Rarely; only remove fully dead or rotted leaves. Sansevieria raffillii needs minimal attention. This broad-leaved species rarely requires pruning beyond removing dead or heavily damaged leaves at the base. Do not trim living leaf edges or tips — cuts leave permanent brown marks. If a leaf is partially damaged but still green, leave it in place.

Cut dead leaves cleanly at soil level with a sterilized knife or scissors. For leaves that are only partially damaged, assess whether removal improves appearance — if the leaf is still mostly green, leaving it is usually better.