Pruning guide
How to prune strawberry globe amaranth
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Pruning strawberry globe amaranth — FAQ
When should I prune strawberry globe amaranth?
Pinch at planting out; deadhead throughout the blooming season. Pinch stems above the second or third leaf pair when plants are young. Remove spent flower heads by cutting back to the nearest healthy sideshoot or leaf node.
How often does strawberry globe amaranth need pruning?
Once at establishment; weekly deadheading during summer. Strawberry globe amaranth (Gomphrena haageana) is an annual like its close relative. Pinch growing tips early to build a branching framework; then deadhead regularly through summer to sustain the vivid orange-red flower display. At season end, pull and compost the plant — it will not survive frost.
How do you prune strawberry globe amaranth?
Pinch stems above the second or third leaf pair when plants are young. Remove spent flower heads by cutting back to the nearest healthy sideshoot or leaf node.