
How to Prune Asiatic pennywort?
(Centella asiatica)
Asiatic pennywort, also known as Sheeprot, Asian Coinleaf, Stiff Spadeleaf, Gotu kola, Indian pennywort, Coinleaf
A perennial herb with creeping stolons and circular leaves, asiatic pennywort thrives in moist conditions and is valued for its medicinal properties. Regular trimming of old and yellowing leaves stimulates new growth and maintains aesthetic appeal. Optimal pruning occurs in spring through fall, which aligns with asiatic pennywort's active growing periods. Specific benefits of pruning include enhanced plant vigor and disease prevention. Prune sparingly to avoid stress, focusing on removing dead or damaged foliage to encourage healthy proliferation.