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I remove them as they begin to show signs of decay. Once I have enough submersed growth, I pull, trim the emersed growth and plant the new submersed growth part.
I remove them as they begin to show signs of decay. Once I have enough submersed growth, I pull, trim the emersed growth and plant the new submersed growth part.
Give the new growth time to come in well. Once you have enough then start pulling off the old growth. You don't want to do it too soon as it can shock the plant. Just saying be patient and don't rush it.
Give the new growth time to come in well. Once you have enough then start pulling off the old growth. You don't want to do it too soon as it can shock the plant. Just saying be patient and don't rush it.
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