A gardener has a 10-foot false aralia in a pot outdoors (high heat, humidity, afternoon sun) with many shorter stalks. Wants pruning guidance.
Nick advises cutting longer stems back to the next axil (joining stem) for a bushier look. Taller stems can be cut to the ground. The plant is tough—pruning won't hurt it; underwatering will.
Don't fear pruning. False aralia responds vigorously to cuts.
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