A 7‑foot Schefflera (umbrella tree) had leaning limbs. The owner asked about cutting it back.
Cut just above a leaf joint (where the leaf stem meets the trunk) at the desired height. New growth will emerge from that point. If ceilings aren’t 12 feet, pruning is advisable. Alternatively, move to a heavier ceramic/clay pot with drainage to stabilize.
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