A 4-year-old Schefflera arboricola (Taiwan native) is overgrown but healthy. Don't up-pot—same size pot with drainage hole prevents root rot. Slide root ball into new pot when damp. Solar window films may block red/blue light—check specs. Fertilize monthly at half-strength. Rotate quarter-turn weekly for even growth. Prune any stem to any height—new growth emerges below cut.
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