In short, I hope it will get out and start a new bud like the neighbor sapling did after its little green tip withered too (maybe from water too) Should i maybe cut off that stem?
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I would leave it alone. It should dry out and callous on its own, cutting it will only open up an opportunity for infectionIn short, I hope it will get out and start a new bud like the neighbor sapling did after its little green tip withered too (maybe from water too) Should i maybe cut off that stem?
I've done best with mangroves in shallow water. When I had some in a fairly full 20 gallon high, the ones where the tips were near the surface eventually rotted, they did have good roots though. I've also heard that disturbing them, like moving them, will stress them and may drop their leaves.
Misting them with fresh water helps drain salt build up on them.