Opinions on leaving the plant as is or going ahead and chopping her down and propagating. This plant was a 75% off rescue from Lowe’s. The browning happened the first week I brought her home and has stopped after moving her to a different room.
Depends on how long you’ve rescued it for so far.. I’d give it at least 6 months before chopping it or propagating so it can get accustomed to your environment (even though it’s way better than Lowe’s) and it will have a much happier and healthier result!
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I wouldn’t chop it yet. Let it settle in first. It’s still kept small
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Mine got some bugs and we went through some shit! I waited a few months after we were bug free and I repotted her and sunk her deeper vs propagating. She is so happy now! Thank the stars for this plant’s resilience!
