Schefflera tolerates pruning well. Cut back at branch junctions to hide cuts. You can reduce height, remove leggy growth, or shape the canopy.
Best done in spring (April–June) when growth resumes. However, light pruning anytime is safe.
Place in bright light, water when top soil dries, fertilize monthly at half-strength. New growth emerges just below cuts.
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