How to prune aeonium 'sunburst'

Autumn (end of summer dormancy); remove reversions any time. Cut stems back to just above a node or lateral branch using clean pruners. Pinch or cut all-green shoots at the base as soon as they appear. Cuttings callous quickly and can be propagated in free-draining compost.

Every 1–2 years for shaping; reversion removal as needed. Aeonium 'Sunburst' grows on branching stems and benefits from light pruning to maintain a compact, attractive shape. Prune after summer dormancy in autumn when growth resumes. Leggy stems can be cut back, and removed rosette tips root readily. Remove any all-green reversion shoots promptly to preserve variegation.

Cut stems back to just above a node or lateral branch using clean pruners. Pinch or cut all-green shoots at the base as soon as they appear. Cuttings callous quickly and can be propagated in free-draining compost.