Croton plant -broken leaf help
9 years ago
I have a healthycroton plant here...one of the leafs has cracked due to unexpected wind while I was away at work...I imagine the leaf will not heal itself back together. should I remove the leaf entirely? Can I propogation this branch? Help! Not sure what to do for my baby
also, as you can see in the second photo my croton flowered recently. It bloomed and now I'm wondering what I should do with the stem that is left over?
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