Leaves gone, one cane rotted, other soft at base, roots gummy. Likely fungal rot from late-day misting. Survival unlikely but try:
Viable "eyes" (bud-like swellings at cane base) needed for regrowth.
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Desert Rose (Adenium obesum) Care: Light, Water, and Dormancy
Understanding Avocado Growth Habit: Why Pruning Doesn't Branch
Pruning a Tall Palm-Like Tree: Cut Paste and Technique
Identifying and Treating Brown Spots on ZZ Plant Stems
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Aloe Vera Yellow Sap: Normal Odor vs. Rot Warning
Anthurium Pruning Guide: Understanding the Crown
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