A grower's N. spathulata is crowding a terrarium; wants to prune for compact bushy shape.
Jacob Farin: N. spathulata is a giant species (Indonesian equivalent of N. truncata). Nearly impossible to keep compact in a terrarium. Best to acclimate to lower humidity and grow as houseplant in sunny window – it's robust and adapts well.
Cut first two nodes (where leaves attach) to remove growing tip, forcing basal shoots. But may create large bushy plant instead of vine. Not a long-term solution.
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