Older leaves naturally pale and die as stems elongate. Prune any stem with excessive pale leaves back to 2–3 inches from soil—new green growth will emerge from the cut.
Water softeners add sodium, which harms plants. Instead, use filtered, distilled, or rainwater. No additives can safely "soften" water for plants.
Root the pruned cuttings in water—they strike easily. Pot up for new plants or share.
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