Pruning guide
How to prune spathoglottis kimballiana
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Pruning spathoglottis kimballiana — FAQ
When should I prune spathoglottis kimballiana?
After each flowering flush; repeat as needed through the growing season. Snip spent flower spikes at their base with clean, sterilized scissors once flowers have fully dropped. Cut away yellowed or dead leaves at the pseudobulb base. Leave all firm, green growth undisturbed.
How often does spathoglottis kimballiana need pruning?
After each bloom cycle — multiple times per year in optimal conditions. Spathoglottis kimballiana, like others in the genus, needs modest pruning. Remove spent flower spikes promptly at the base after blooming — this can encourage reblooming. Trim dead or yellowing leaves at their base. Do not cut into healthy pseudobulbs or green foliage. The plant may bloom more than once annually in good conditions.
How do you prune spathoglottis kimballiana?
Snip spent flower spikes at their base with clean, sterilized scissors once flowers have fully dropped. Cut away yellowed or dead leaves at the pseudobulb base. Leave all firm, green growth undisturbed.