Trying to save a plant after tragedy. Help!!
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5 years ago
A few months ago I bought my very first plant. I bought this little baby succulent from Home Depot because they don't need much water and I figured that I would start simple. It's been doing great until tonight. I just moved into my new house and I had him near the windowsill. Well somehow my box fan that was in the window fell over and crushed him!!! The "stem" snapped right in half and I don't know what to do to save him. Please help!!! Any advice is apreciated. I'm very upset because new growth has just started and I was so excited to see my little plant grow! Help
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