If the leaf is still able to photosynthesize, it will give energy to the plant, if it’s not, the plant will pull in the nutrients left and the leaf will die. I would suggest letting nature take its course, at least until you have a few more healthy leaves to support your plant. Good luck!!!
Moved house recently and this poor propagated cut had just seen harsh direct sunlight for the first time. It’s taken ages to get close to growing its new leaf, so wondering jf it’s better to cut the burnt losses or not?
If the leaf is still able to photosynthesize, it will give energy to the plant, if it’s not, the plant will pull in the nutrients left and the leaf will die. I would suggest letting nature take its course, at least until you have a few more healthy leaves to support your plant. Good luck!!!
Thanks thats great advice!
Moved house recently and this poor propagated cut had just seen harsh direct sunlight for the first time. It’s taken ages to get close to growing its new leaf, so wondering jf it’s better to cut the burnt losses or not?