How to prune spotted episcia

Any time of year, as needed. Pinch or cut back overlong stolons to the desired length, or remove them entirely if the plant is becoming too crowded. Snap off dead leaves cleanly at the petiole base. No structural pruning is required.

Rarely — only to manage spread or remove dead foliage. Spotted episcia is a low-growing, stoloniferous houseplant grown mainly for its ornamental foliage. It needs very little pruning. Trim back long stolons (runners) if the plant outgrows its pot or basket. Remove any dead or damaged leaves at the base. Beyond occasional tidying, pruning is rarely necessary and the plant stays naturally tidy.

Pinch or cut back overlong stolons to the desired length, or remove them entirely if the plant is becoming too crowded. Snap off dead leaves cleanly at the petiole base. No structural pruning is required.