Damaged tip
After opening the small box that contained my grafted adeniums, I inspected them thoroughly and noticed that the growth tips were damaged by the transport. The scions of the two adeniums I ordered were much smaller than expected. I'm worried that they may not grow again. What I'm supposed to do? Please help me!
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