Pruning Benefit
ReasonRemove dead/diseased branches
Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri) is a herb belonging to the Plantaginaceae family, native to India. Known for its fragrant blooms. An excellent air purifier.
Pruning and training guidance for Brahmi.
Remove dead/diseased branches
Maintain shape and size
Encourage new growth and flowering
Improve air circulation
Control size in containers
Survey the plant for dead, diseased, or crossing branches.
Clean pruners with rubbing alcohol between cuts.
Remove all dead and diseased wood back to healthy tissue.
Cut back overgrown branches to maintain desired form.
Remove inward-growing or crossing branches for airflow.
Collect and dispose of cuttings. Don't compost diseased material.
