What if Brazilian wood is thin and tall?

The trunk of Brazilian wood is too thin because it lacks light, nutrients and water. Although it is resistant to shade, it also likes soft light. Usually let it bask in the sun, and the light will accumulate more nutrients.

Top dressing regularly in peak season, generally once every 20 days, with diluted liquid fertilizer. In addition, water the soil often to make it moist, so that Brazilian wood will grow longer and stronger.

When expanding the data, you should trim the Brazilian wood from top to bottom, first trim the upper part, and then gradually downward. Some branches and buds are too high, so they can be cut directly from the middle part or from the root. Preferably an incision near that main part.

Plant ash should be applied to the wound after the Brazilian wood is pruned, so as to avoid the invasion of germs. Usually, it is best to put it in a well-ventilated place with soft light, get more sunshine and reduce the amount of watering. Be sure not to let the wound get wet when watering. In addition, fertilization should be stopped, management should be resumed when new branches and leaves begin to sprout, and topdressing should be carried out regularly.