How to Prune Little Pickle?
In early spring, trim back leggy stems to keep the plant compact and encourage branching; remove dead or damaged growth as needed.
Little Pickle · Othonna capensis
Also known as: Little Pickle, Ruby Necklace
Little pickles thrives in well-draining soil and requires abundant sunlight to flourish, making it well-suited for beginners. A crucial special care point is to water little pickles sparsely, allowing the soil to dry out between waterings, to prevent root rot. Periodic fertilization during the growing season is also beneficial. Overall, little pickles's resilience and minimal care requirements categorize it as an easy-care plant.
In early spring, trim back leggy stems to keep the plant compact and encourage branching; remove dead or damaged growth as needed.