Some species naturally glossy; others matte. Soft cloth buffing works for glossy types.
For dull species: apply 50% mineral oil + 50% water to leaf tops. Adjust ratio for desired sheen. Avoid undersides.
Don't use on fuzzy leaves. Test on one leaf first.
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