Norfolk pine showing minimal growth. Common issues and solutions:
Check soil drainage and pH. Reduce fertilizer. Mulch root zone. Be patient—year three is typically when established trees "take off." Norfolk pines are also sensitive to dry indoor air if grown as houseplants.
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