Pruning guide
How to prune toothed davallia
Best time
Any time of year as dead or damaged fronds appear
How often
As needed
Technique
Snip individual spent fronds cleanly at their base with sterile scissors. Leave all rhizomes intact on the surface of the growing medium.
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Pruning toothed davallia — FAQ
When should I prune toothed davallia?
Any time of year as dead or damaged fronds appear. Snip individual spent fronds cleanly at their base with sterile scissors. Leave all rhizomes intact on the surface of the growing medium.
How often does toothed davallia need pruning?
As needed. Toothed Davallia requires minimal pruning. Like other Davallia species, it grows from creeping rhizomes and does not respond to pruning by branching. Remove dead, brown, or damaged fronds at the base as they appear. Do not cut the rhizomes — they store water and nutrients and anchor the plant.
How do you prune toothed davallia?
Snip individual spent fronds cleanly at their base with sterile scissors. Leave all rhizomes intact on the surface of the growing medium.