What should I do if the mage has grown up?

What does a magician apprentice look like?

The Master is a succulent plant of the Elephant Palm family. Normally, the leaves are arranged compactly, like a blooming flower. If it is not properly maintained and grows too tall, the leaves will be arranged in a spiral, or like a feather duster, the distance between the leaves will become very wide, and the overall ornamental value will decrease.

Reasons for the Master's Apprenticeship

If the soil for growing the plant is not loose and breathable enough, lacks sunlight, and waters too frequently, it will cause the plant to grow too tall. This is especially common in plants that are kept indoors for a long time or are often exposed to the rain outdoors.

How to deal with the growth of the mage

1. The Master is suitable for planting in loose, fertile and well-drained soil. The soil needs to be loosened during the growth period to maintain good air permeability. In addition, the potting soil needs to be changed once every 1-2 years. This can promote vigorous growth of the plant and reduce the condition of excessive growth.

2. The Master Plant likes an environment with plenty of sunlight. Except for the cold winter when it needs careful care, it is more suitable for outdoor or balcony cultivation in other seasons. The more sufficient the light, the more compact the plant shape and the better the coloring effect.

3. The plant grows vigorously in spring and autumn, so you can water it appropriately at this time. When the temperature rises in summer, you should control watering to prevent it from growing too tall. If the environment is dry, you can spray water around the plant or on the ground to keep it moist. Avoiding excessive nitrogen fertilizer application during the growth period will also help prevent it from growing too tall.

4. For the plant that has grown too tall, beheading is often the most effective method. After its wound heals, it will branch out and grow side buds again. Note that after beheading, it needs to be maintained in a semi-shaded, well-ventilated environment, so that its wound can heal faster.