What to do if succulents grow taller

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1. Beheading

2. Water control

3. See the light

4. Old piles

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Beheading: The longer stems can be cut off, and the head will appear after a period of breeding. Control water: Water less often than before, and not too often. Exposure to light: The succulents should be placed in a well-lit area, exposed to plenty of sunlight, and the maintenance environment should not be too dark. Old piles: You can cut off the lower leaves of the stem and keep a few leaves at the top to make old piles.

1. Beheading

1. Beheading

If the succulent grows taller, it can be solved by beheading. You only need to cut off the longer stems. Later, after cultivating for a period of time, it will grow a lot of lateral buds, achieve the phenomenon of multiple and exploding heads, and it will also look fuller and tighter.

2. Water control

In During the maintenance period, pay attention to watering it a small amount, and be sure to control the watering time. If you water it too much, the plant will continue to grow taller after absorbing water. Therefore, water less, the amount of watering should be appropriately reduced, and the frequency of watering should also be less.

3. Caused by exposure to light

The reason for the excessive growth of succulents is mostly due to lack of light. Move the succulent potted plant to a location with better light so that it can get as much sun as possible. If the breeding environment is too dark, its stems will continue to grow and the ornamental value will be reduced.

4. Old piles

When leggy stems occur, they can also be made into old piles. The leaves on the leggy stems can be peeled off, as long as the top part is retained. 3 or 4 pieces is enough. If you feel that it is a pity, the peeled leaves can also be used for propagation by leaf cuttings.

2. Water control

3. See the light

4. Old piles

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