Remove each spent flower cluster by snipping the stem at its base. This prevents seed formation and redirects energy to rhizome growth and future blooms.
Dwarf Alstroemeria is evergreen only in mild climates (zone 8+). In colder zones, mulch heavily or grow in pots for winter protection. See Easy to Grow Bulbs for full care.
No other pruning needed.
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