Pruning guide
How to prune selenicereus anthonyanus
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Pruning selenicereus anthonyanus — FAQ
When should I prune selenicereus anthonyanus?
Spring, at the start of the growing season. Snip individual stems back to a convenient joint using clean scissors. Allow cut ends to callus for 24 hours before placing in propagation mix if rooting. Remove dead segments by cutting cleanly at a joint.
How often does selenicereus anthonyanus need pruning?
As needed — lightly annually to maintain shape. Fishbone cactus (Selenicereus anthonyanus) rarely needs heavy pruning. Trim stray or excessively long stems in spring to keep the plant tidy and encourage branching. Remove any dead or shrivelled sections at any time. Pruned segments propagate easily in slightly moist potting mix, making trimming productive rather than wasteful.
How do you prune selenicereus anthonyanus?
Snip individual stems back to a convenient joint using clean scissors. Allow cut ends to callus for 24 hours before placing in propagation mix if rooting. Remove dead segments by cutting cleanly at a joint.