1、 Not deep rooted

Reason: the growth of Phyllostachys pubescens is staggering. It may be that the roots at the bottom are not tied tightly to the soil, the foundation at the bottom is not firm, and the branches and leaves at the top have been growing and growing, which is difficult to support the weight above, resulting in top heavy and light feet. Therefore, the plants are staggering and unstable

Solution: you can cut off a part of the root, and then bury the root in the basin to ensure that it takes root stably in the soil, which can also support the branches and leaves on it

2、 No support

Reason: it grows faster. If there is no support and no support point for the growth of branches and leaves during the vigorous growth period, the newly grown branches and leaves will be staggered

Solution: after the new leaves grow a certain length, a pillar can be set in the flower pot to make the branches and leaves grow along the support. You can also directly lean the flowerpot against the wall, which can also play a supporting role. Or use a rope to straighten the leaves so that the leaves can stand up and grow upward

3、 Branches and leaves are too long

Reason: if the branches and leaves grow too long, the weight on them will increase, which will also lead to skewness

Solution: prune properly, not only cutting off yellow leaves and rotten leaves, but also cutting off long branches and vines