Plants are very delicate and can be easily damaged. If a stem has snapped during repotting or watering, it might still be splinted for a few days:
Splint for a snapped plant stem
What you’ll need:
- toothpick
- Plaster
Instructions:
To fix the area, straighten the stem back into the desired position and place the toothpick exactly against it. Now carefully tape the area with a plaster. This way, the flower might last a little longer and you don't have to dispose of it immediately.
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Photo by Sabine, meinhaushalt.at