I'm not quite sure how this happened, but will it survive? Is there anything I can do to help it? I'm worried the stem is going to break it half.

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meriunkat

2017-11-08

you may also remove some of the bottom leaves and use to try to propagate as well

meriunkat

2017-11-08

it's rotting, too much water best thing to do is cut the rotted part a way and let it dry till the bottom part seals before potting it when you do pot it do not water it right away to avoid more rotting

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