An 18-inch marginata has no visible trunk. Owner asks if removing bottom leaves will expose it.
Remove up to 40% of lower leaves to reveal the stem. Leaves naturally drop in winter due to lower light or dry heat. With regular fertilizing and strong sun, it grows ~12 inches per year. Patience is key.
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