What to Do When the Succulent Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower' Gets Leggy? Cause Analysis and Solutions

The succulent Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower' has a unique shape, and you can't help but be overjoyed when you first get it. You glance at it a few times every morning when you get up, and your mood is beautiful all day long. But who knows when it started getting leggy, what to do?

Why does Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower' get leggy?

Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower' has a very strong demand for light and loves sunlight. If there is not enough light, it tends to grow wildly; in addition, if you fertilize too much or too often, the stems and leaves grow quickly, the stems become longer, and the whole plant does not look as compact.

What to do when Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower' gets leggy?

If the legginess is not serious, you can take the leggy Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower' out to get more sun to supplement light, and at the same time be careful to water less;

If the legginess is serious and cannot be remedied, then adopt the method of beheading, cut off the excess part according to the length you want, and pay more attention to care for the rest.

The cut-off excess part can be placed in a cool, ventilated place to dry, and then used for cuttings, so that you can get a new Echeveria 'Sichuan Tower'.