What should I do if the Chiyoda pine tree grows too tall?

Causes of Lean Growth

Too much water: Chiyoda pine can be watered abundantly in spring and summer, but watered sparingly in winter and summer. If there is too much water, the plant will be in a saturated state, the leaves will become elongated, and the plant will become taller, but it will become emaciated!

Insufficient light: Chiyoda pine is a succulent plant that needs to be maintained in full sunlight. If there is insufficient light, the leaves will be loosely arranged and long and thin. The Chiyoda pine is growing tall, and its leaves are so green that one would like to tear off a layer of its outer layer to reveal a little pink.

What to do if it grows too long

Light and water treatment: increase light and control watering. If there is too much water, you can take water control measures to enhance the drainage performance of the flower pot.

Cuttings: The Chiyoda pine tree has grown too tall, has a loose shape, and its leaves are long and slender, losing its original charm. Beheading, cutting branches or breaking off leaves for cuttings are all good ways to reshape the plant.