Your tall Chinese evergreen wants to be a floor specimen, not a compact plant. Don't prune the canes—they rarely resprout.
If you want a small plant, switch to a peace lily. Chinese evergreen’s destiny is grandeur.
Embrace its nature. Give space, and it’ll reward you.
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