How to Prune Chilean wine palm?
Minimal pruning required; remove dead leaves by cutting close to the leaf base leaving stubs to create a neat pattern

Chilean wine palm · Jubaea chilensis
Also known as: Chilean coquito palm; coquito; honey palm; little cokernut palm; palm honey tree
In milder areas grow outdoors in fertile, moist but well-drained soil in a sheltered position in full sun. Otherwise grow as a houseplant, or in a cool greenhouse or conservatory, in a loam-based compost
Minimal pruning required; remove dead leaves by cutting close to the leaf base leaving stubs to create a neat pattern