I got a ghost leaf. I feel like on my syngonium once I got a ghost leaf it never stopped which leads to natural death.....what would you do?
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Nothing. If my plants want to die, they die. I have like 30 plants.
However, if you want to save some of it, look into propagating it. The main plant might die but it can have offspring living on.
Edit: I don't know if this plant gets variegation but if it naturally does, it might not die
You are right, I am still just scared to chop and prop sometimes.....I shouldn't be, but I feel like I am hurting it when I know that some plants thrive the more you chop em'