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What to do

16 years ago

I received this cutting in the mail and when I received it - it was badly dehydrated etc. So I put it in my aquarium and tried to root it anyways.... well it rooted fine and the leaves actually came back - well except for the yellowing one there - now that is a stem on its own... I can see that it has rooted. But the leaf looks aweful.. can I or should I cut it off - but then if I do that - that stem will have no leaves and I thought I read somewhere that with no leaves the stem will not survive. As you can tell the other stem has just sprouted a new leaf... What do you think - should I cut it off or leave it till I see some growth - if at all???

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