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1. 

   Braddah Mike da Planta

   almost 3 years ago

   That’s a new leaf!

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2. 

   Plant Father

   almost 3 years ago

   leaves get stuck like this sometimes if the air is dry. it will work its way out eventually but if it takes too long and the leaf begins to distort as it grows you can gently pry it out with your fingers or a dampened cotton swab. it’s a good idea to keep your nails trimmed like in the photo because long nails can easily accidentally damage young, tender leaves. running a humidifier is a good permanent fix for this sort of situation, though i hear some plants (philodendrons mainly) are very prone to stuck leaves regardless

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     Mjhub325

     almost 3 years ago

     Gotcha. Not much I can do ab the humidity besides misting more— I’m in a college dorm that’s moldy to begin with.

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3. 

   tree muncher 27 ★

   almost 3 years ago

   Looks like the leaf is stuck. Usually when that happens with my plants, I just leave it alone and the leaf sorts itself out eventually.

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     Anna

     almost 3 years ago

     So you’re saying you…leaf it alone? Heehee!

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