What is the reason for the bending of the magic pole? (How to adjust and correct the magic pole if it is not straight)

The main reason why a mage becomes a crooked mage

① The plant's own phototropism:

Plants that like sunlight generally have the characteristic of chasing light. In addition, the plant is tall and has many branches, so it is difficult for it to receive sunlight fully.

Therefore, during daily care, you need to frequently rotate the direction of the flower pot so that it can receive light evenly to avoid lopsided growth and become crooked.

②Excessive growth can also cause crooked rods:

Succulent plants are very likely to grow taller if they lack sunlight for a long time or are watered too frequently. After growing taller, their originally thick branches will grow taller quickly, and the branches will become increasingly thinner.

Coupled with the weight of the leaf disk itself, its plant shape will gradually become loose, and it will tend to grow crooked or to one side.

The Crooked Mage's Remedy

① Adjust the light:

For mages who are just starting to grow taller, timely adjusting the light in the opposite direction can correct the phenomenon of mild light chasing.

②Traction stretching:

The branches of the Master Wood are semi-lignified and relatively flexible, and have a certain degree of tensile resistance. By tying sticks to the crooked branches or using ropes to stretch and pull them, there is a certain probability of correcting the phenomenon of the Master Wood's branches growing crooked.

③Beheading and cutting:

For excessive growth and severe crooked stems, conventional remedies are meaningless. Cutting off the head and re-grafting are the simplest and most direct methods. However, the expectation of growing the old stump into a bouquet of flowers has to start all over again!

How can a crooked wizard become straight by grafting

When beheading a plant with a crooked stem, do not leave the branch too long. The beheading position should be as high as possible, and try to choose the relatively upright upper leaf disk of the branch for beheading. In this way, the plant will no longer have a crooked stem after the cuttings are successful.

After beheading, the wound needs to be dried before cuttings can be made. If you have carbendazim and rooting powder at home, you can apply some on the wound, which can promote rapid drying and healing of the wound, facilitate rapid rooting and increase the survival rate of cuttings.