Don’t worry—a broken growing tip on your heartleaf philodendron won’t stop the plant from growing. In fact, it often encourages the plant to produce two new side shoots just below the break, making it fuller and bushier over time. This is why pruning vining plants is beneficial.
You can root the broken tip to create a second plant. For best results:
The cutting should root in about a week, giving you two plants in one pot for a denser display.
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