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Pruning guide

How to prune star window plant

Best time
Spring or summer when removing offsets; any time for dead leaf removal
How often
Rarely — as needed for dead foliage or offset management
Technique
Gently pull dry outer leaves downward and away from the stem. To remove pups, unpot the plant and detach offsets that have their own roots using clean hands or a sterile knife.

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Pruning star window plant — FAQ

When should I prune star window plant?

Spring or summer when removing offsets; any time for dead leaf removal. Gently pull dry outer leaves downward and away from the stem. To remove pups, unpot the plant and detach offsets that have their own roots using clean hands or a sterile knife.

How often does star window plant need pruning?

Rarely — as needed for dead foliage or offset management. Star Window Plant (Haworthia retusa) requires minimal pruning. The compact rosette grows slowly and does not need shaping. Remove dead or shriveled outer leaves by pulling them gently away from the base. Offsets (pups) can be detached during repotting if you want to propagate or tidy the clump.

How do you prune star window plant?

Gently pull dry outer leaves downward and away from the stem. To remove pups, unpot the plant and detach offsets that have their own roots using clean hands or a sterile knife.