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Jasmine Cut to Stumps After Scale: May Not Regrow

Removing all green usually prevents regrowth. If any leaf remains, it may recover in 6+ months. Keep warm, bright, barely moist. Next time, wipe scale with alcohol or spray repeatedly instead of defoliating.

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