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Draceana - slow death?
Help!
I have a lovely Draceana in a pot on the kitchen windowsill (it's quite a big windowsill) and the plant has three branches of the main stem. It's quite big now - around two feet or so high, but recently the end third or so of each leaf has gone brown, curled up and died. There are a lot of leaves and it now looks very sad indeed. Can I revive it at all? Is it worth cutting the dead ends off or will that make it worse? Hate to lose it so thanks in advance for any help. Andy. |
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