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RootedInPeace

My Thai Con from a big box store has some mechanical damage that was stressing me out but look sago pushing a new leaf?! ๐Ÿ˜Š๐ŸŒฑ

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  1. Mikelโ€™s Plant Posse

    That new one should totally make up for the damage to the other!!! Now ya get to play the waiting game!๐Ÿชด

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    • RootedInPeace

      Waiting patiently ๐Ÿ˜‡

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  2. NewlyGardenObsessed

    Yay! Would cutting off that damaged leaf hurt her? That would stress me out too lol! Iโ€™d have to see if I could cut it ๐Ÿค”

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    • RootedInPeace

      I believe I can cut it off but Iโ€™m waiting for it to dry out a bit more. It started off soggy.

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    • plantgeek

      soggy is almost never mechanical damage, it's a root problem. open up that pot!! also, removing the leaf would do no harm but you don't have to remove all of it, you can just trim off the dead bits and leave the rest

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    • RootedInPeace

      Itโ€™s no longer soggy. Itโ€™s dried up a bit so Iโ€™ll try to cut it out. After the new leaf blooms the old one may just die off.

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