Maryann's two 7-year-old aloes (3–4" bases, heavy leaves) dominated a bay window. She asked about trimming, banding leaves, and pot size.
Cannot restrict growth long-term. Larger pots delay but don't stop expansion. Eventually stems form and plants topple.
Harvest pups. They're clones of the mother. Start new pots with pups; let the original decline gracefully. This preserves the genetics without the bulk.
Bonsai techniques can miniaturize but are advanced.
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