2-year weeping Norwegian pine (5 ft) not gaining height, branches pendulous. Owner asks about pruning for height and fertilizer for roots.
Weeping forms are genetically pendulous. Mature height ~20 ft. Slow, episodic growth (root → shoot cycles). Pruning won't increase height—may reduce it.
Relax. Let it express its form.
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