Loropetalum sets flower buds in late summer for the following spring. Pruning now (January) removes those buds, sacrificing the pink display. The standard rule: prune spring‑flowering shrubs immediately after they bloom.
January is the least‑bad time for hard pruning. New growth will cover the cuts by spring, but you’ll lose this year’s flowers. For routine shaping, wait until after the March‑April bloom.
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