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Pruning guide

How to prune spathiphyllum 'mauna loa'

Best time
As needed year-round when flowers or leaves die back
How often
As needed; no set seasonal schedule required
Technique
Cut spent flower stalks off at the base. Trim brown leaf tips at a slight angle following the leaf's natural shape. Remove entirely any fully yellowed or dead leaves at the base.

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Pruning spathiphyllum 'mauna loa' — FAQ

When should I prune spathiphyllum 'mauna loa'?

As needed year-round when flowers or leaves die back. Cut spent flower stalks off at the base. Trim brown leaf tips at a slight angle following the leaf's natural shape. Remove entirely any fully yellowed or dead leaves at the base.

How often does spathiphyllum 'mauna loa' need pruning?

As needed; no set seasonal schedule required. Spathiphyllum 'Mauna Loa' needs very little pruning. Remove spent flower spathes once they turn green and then brown, cutting the stem at the base. Trim yellowing or brown leaf tips with sharp scissors. No hard pruning is ever required — the plant does not produce woody stems, and cutting back healthy leaves stresses it.

How do you prune spathiphyllum 'mauna loa'?

Cut spent flower stalks off at the base. Trim brown leaf tips at a slight angle following the leaf's natural shape. Remove entirely any fully yellowed or dead leaves at the base.