After the puberty surge period may also grow in height. 1. If you are a girl, the pubertal development of girls usually starts at the age of 10~12 years old, and the height growth surge occurs, and the peak of the surge is usually at the age of 12~13 years old, and there are individual differences in the beginning of the height growth surge, and the growth usually stops at the age of 17~18 years old. If the epiphysis closes, the body generally no longer grows taller. Whether or not a girl grows taller after the pubertal surge depends on whether or not her epiphyses are closed. If a girl’s epiphyses are not closed after the pubertal surge, she will still grow taller after the pubertal surge. 2. For boys, puberty usually starts at the age of 13~14 years old, which is the period of height increase, and this process usually lasts for about 1.5~2 years. Boys generally stop growing around the age of 18-19; that is to say, boys will still grow in height if their epiphyses have not closed after the puberty surge. In summary, both boys and girls may still grow taller after the pubertal surge, depending on whether the epiphyses are closed or not.