A China Doll (Radermachera sinica) that leans can be corrected by addressing the root cause—literally.
Reposition the rootball: gently lift, tilt it so the stem is vertical, and firm soil around it. The soil surface will be slightly angled—that's fine.
Rotate the plant relative to the light source. New growth bends toward light; even lighting produces straight growth.
Wooden dowels won't hurt the plant but look unattractive. Use only if repositioning fails.
Water thoroughly. If the soil dries out in under 3 days, the plant is rootbound and ready for a pot one size larger. If it lasts 3+ days, leave it be.
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