How to prune streptocarpus 'chorus line'

Spring through autumn during active flowering. Pinch or cut spent flower stalks at the base. For older leaves, remove by cutting cleanly with scissors or pulling gently downward. On very congested crowns, selectively remove the oldest, outermost leaves in early spring to improve light penetration to the centre.

Every 2–4 weeks during the growing and flowering season. Streptocarpus 'Chorus Line' needs only light tidying rather than true pruning. Deadheading spent flower stalks regularly keeps this prolific bloomer producing new flowers. Remove any yellowing or damaged leaves at the base. This hybrid's vigour means it can go several seasons without more than this light maintenance to stay floriferous and healthy.

Pinch or cut spent flower stalks at the base. For older leaves, remove by cutting cleanly with scissors or pulling gently downward. On very congested crowns, selectively remove the oldest, outermost leaves in early spring to improve light penetration to the centre.