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Thread: Brownish end of stem plants after trimming

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    Brownish end of stem plants after trimming

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    I recently planted some rotalas and stem plants and I realized after cutting and trimming them, the end of the stems turned brownish. Is that normal? Will use a normal scissors to trim these plants ok?

    Im pretty new at this so I would appreciate any help!

    Merry Christmas to all too!

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    Hi there,

    Normal scissors are fine but aquarium scissors might be longer and angled in such a way to facilitate pruning.

    It's normal for the tips to the stems (where the incision is made) to brown a little. New branches should grow out of the other stem nodes. Some pictures would help us to advise you better.

    Merry X'mas to you too.
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