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When trimming amazon swords should I trim back to the damaged part of the leaf, or all the way down to the stock ?
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I completely remove any damaged leaves (when I get around to it). This helps focus the growth to the new leaves, and make the plant look healthier IMO.Scarecrow : I haven't got a brain... only straw.
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The whole leaf is pretty easy to remove, it sorta just snaps off at the base. It's a good idea to remove the entire damaged leaf for all the reasons Tim stated, plus older leaves and damaged leaves that aren't growing anymore are just an invitation for algae."Millennium hand and shrimp!"Comment
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