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Pachira emergency rooting

HelloPandaNF
11 years ago

I moved this post from another forum, so I hope this isn't breaking any forum policies or something...

My pachira has rotted at the trunk, and I am trying to salvage the (slightly yellowing) top. The stem has a slightly yellow colouring near the tip, and it only has one new leaf, which is now dying, I think.

Can I root the trunk that has not rotted? Or should I try with the green part with some leaf scars?

Thank you,

A.

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