I wouldn’t! The prop is probably sucking all of the nutrients out of the leaf for new growth/ roots. Just be sure to change the water regularly and give it plenty of light and decent humidity 😁
SingShredCode
Does it spark joy or not? If yes, keep it, if not, chuck it.
Miserable-Vast1677
If you truly want to keep it, try this method. Take the cutting out and cut off the leaf down to the bass. Take out the piece with the node and let it dry for 24hrs. Get yourself a small bowl with top and throw some moss in it and lay the cutting in there with the node facing down. Keep the moss damp but not soaked. In 2-4 months, if not sooner, you should have some new leaf developement and roots. I’ve done this many times with great success. Also if you are able to keep a little heat on it that can help speed up the process. I used humidity dome cups and keep them on my plant heating pad and keep it around 78°. Hope this helps! 😁
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I wouldn’t! The prop is probably sucking all of the nutrients out of the leaf for new growth/ roots. Just be sure to change the water regularly and give it plenty of light and decent humidity 😁
Does it spark joy or not? If yes, keep it, if not, chuck it.
If you truly want to keep it, try this method. Take the cutting out and cut off the leaf down to the bass. Take out the piece with the node and let it dry for 24hrs. Get yourself a small bowl with top and throw some moss in it and lay the cutting in there with the node facing down. Keep the moss damp but not soaked. In 2-4 months, if not sooner, you should have some new leaf developement and roots. I’ve done this many times with great success. Also if you are able to keep a little heat on it that can help speed up the process. I used humidity dome cups and keep them on my plant heating pad and keep it around 78°. Hope this helps! 😁