Hygrophilia question

[Matt1988]

I received 4 stems this week and they seem to be suffering from co2 deficiency (holes in lower leaves) as there now in my low tech non co2 tank is there anything can do to help them adjust or is it just wait and see then trim them up and replant?

Thanks,
Matt


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[Alastair]

I'd just trim the lower stem and leaves and plant up


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[Matt1988]

Would it be best to trim the affected leaves and leave the stem as it has roots? The leaves were fine when I planted it ill take a pic tomorrow when the light is on as I could be misinterpreting the signs

Matt


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[Alastair]

It'll root even if you remove the lower part of the stem and leaves


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[Antipofish]

Matt there are a lot of small side stems growing on that Hygro. Pull them off at the intersection of them and the main stem and remove the lowest set of leaves and then plant them. Each will create a brand new stem 😉 Hygro is a resilient plant and will bounce back well normally.