Keeping a Norfolk pine (Araucaria heterophylla) in the same pot long-term slows growth (they reach 70–100 ft in nature). Repot into a plastic pot 2–3 inches larger; ceramic pots without drainage cause rot. Double-pot inside the ceramic.
Fertilize once or twice yearly during growth. Morning sun, humidifier (not directed at plant), or misting 2x/week. Remove yellow/brown branches.
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