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I just got a small Sinningia 'Ted Bona'. It doesn't look good. Several leaves look dried up. I cut some and put the plant in a Ziploc bag under lights. Is this the right thing to do? Any info on that variety?
How is the tuber? All sinningias will resprout from their tubers if the top growth dies. Putting it in a ziplock is probably a good idea but watch it for signs of too much moisture and humidity (if that is possible). When I get new plants in the mail I often put them in baggies or under domes that fit over a flat. They seem to recover best on my lightstand rather than in a window.
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