How to prune syngonium 'strawberry ice'

Spring through summer; reversion stems removed at any time of year. Pinch or snip stems just above a node. To maintain a tighter mound, cut the longest stems back by up to one-third. Always remove all-green stems at their point of origin to preserve the cultivar's look.

Monthly pinching during the growing season; as-needed removal of reverted stems. Syngonium Strawberry Ice needs regular pruning to stay compact and bushy rather than sprawling. Pinching growing tips encourages branching and keeps the pink-and-cream variegation dense. Remove any stems reverting to plain green immediately, as they grow more vigorously and will outcompete the variegated growth if left in place.

Pinch or snip stems just above a node. To maintain a tighter mound, cut the longest stems back by up to one-third. Always remove all-green stems at their point of origin to preserve the cultivar's look.