How to prune spoon-leaved sundew

Any time; remove dead leaves as they appear. Gently pull or snip fully dead leaves from the outer rosette. Cut spent flower scapes at the base after seeds are shed if self-seeding is not desired.

Rarely; only as dead material accumulates. Spoon-leaved Sundew is a small, rosette-forming sundew that needs almost no pruning. Remove individual leaves only once they have fully dried and browned — living leaves with active dew droplets should never be cut. Spent flower stalks can be removed after flowering. The plant manages its own rosette growth naturally.

Gently pull or snip fully dead leaves from the outer rosette. Cut spent flower scapes at the base after seeds are shed if self-seeding is not desired.