Control the size of trees on your island by stopping their growth in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH). Find out the steps to stop trees from growing and how you can keep them small or whatever size you want forever with our guide below!
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1 | Purchase saplings from Nook's Cranny or find one in the Recycle Box at Resident Services. |
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2 | Plant the sapling. |
3 | Refer to the Tree Growth Stages below. |
From left to right, Nursery Tree, Small Young Tree, Medium young Tree, Large Young Tree, and a Fully-Grown Tree.
The stages are the same for any kind of tree, including bamboo.
Keep in mind that a tree reaches full maturity on the fifth day, so you can only stop it from growing from the second to fourth days.
Once the tree has reached the size you want, plant a fruit next to it to stop it from growing into a Fully-Grown Tree.
We recommend planting the fruit behind the tree to hide it from view!
As long as the tree has not fully grown, you can move it without stamina. This goes the same for shrubs and flowers.
Note that moving a tree to an open space causes it to grow, so be sure to plant a fruit next to it before the day ends!
How to Keep Trees Small and Stop Tree Growth
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