What should I do if the green bell grows too long?

The reason why the green bell grows too long

Spring and autumn are the growing seasons of Green Bell. If there is insufficient light, the potted bell will grow too long, the branches will be thin, the plant will not be full, and the branch ends will appear too pointed and not as even as normally grown plants.

Improper watering in spring and autumn will cause the plant to grow too tall and not strong at all, just like a skinny girl!

What to do after the green bell grows too long

The excessive growth of Green Bell is easy to remedy.

You can choose to cut the branches and re-graft them. The mother plant should be exposed to more sunlight to prevent it from growing too tall. After the new plants are grafted, don't rush to water them.

If the plant is very long, you can water it more and place it in a place with good light and ventilation to expose it to the sun to prevent it from continuing to grow long. Although the thin green bell does not look that full, it actually has a good ornamental effect if hung down. After admiring her thin appearance, after about a month of sun exposure, she will become plump and beautiful again!