How to prune sedum clavatum

After spring flowering; correct legginess in early spring. Pull dead lower leaves cleanly from the stem. Cut spent flower stalks at the base. For leggy growth, trim stems back to a compact rosette, allow cuts to callous, then re-root in gritty, well-drained compost.

As needed. Sedum clavatum is a small rosette-forming succulent needing minimal pruning. Remove dead outer leaves and snip spent flower stalks at their base after the spring bloom. If stems become leggy in low light, trim back to a healthy rosette and re-root the cuttings. No regular pruning schedule is required.

Pull dead lower leaves cleanly from the stem. Cut spent flower stalks at the base. For leggy growth, trim stems back to a compact rosette, allow cuts to callous, then re-root in gritty, well-drained compost.