MorningJorie
What should I do with my silver sword to make it happier and mature to split leaves? The first foot of stem is completely bare, which does not look pretty or too supportive! Thanks!
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plantgeeklooks like a chop is in order!!!!! the plant isn't maturing because it's not growing along the pole anymore, it's splayed out to the side.
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Thanks! Thats what I was thinking. It worries me because the original stalk doesn’t look very healthy. But I would hope that would improve with cutting it back and encouraging growth. And hopefully the top of the cutting takes to soil!
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i think it's just corking, getting woody because it's tall. a lot of plants do it, not really indicative of a problem. if you scrape a little bit it should be green or white under
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Great observations. Thanks so much for the advice!
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Mr VariegatedI may be wrong but Silver Swords don’t have fenestrations when mature.
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You’re right! I really meant the full expression of the leaf shape, which is more tri-lobed / more of the sword shape!
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