How to prune tradescantia 'nanouk'

Spring through summer (growing season). Pinch stem tips back to a node with your fingers or sharp scissors. For a fuller plant, cut trailing stems back by one-third. Root trimmed cuttings in water to propagate.

Every 4–6 weeks during growing season; lightly in autumn. Tradescantia 'Nanouk' benefits from regular pinching to stay full and colorful. Stems become leggy quickly, and without pruning the plant grows sparse. Pinch or cut stem tips just above a node every few weeks in the growing season. Cuttings root easily in water and are worth keeping.

Pinch stem tips back to a node with your fingers or sharp scissors. For a fuller plant, cut trailing stems back by one-third. Root trimmed cuttings in water to propagate.