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Almost forgot that Light Hello even exists in my playthrough. She suddenly pops out before the senior year arima kinen

Got Light Hello's recreation event early on but Natie keeps on spamming her own squid event. I need to get that Gold skill but I don't want to waste the energy recovery from light hello's event. Natie makes sure that the energy bar stay full lmao.

Haven't seen this one before. It would have been funny if she had won.

The story felt unfinished or rushed. I was wondering if this thing has a source novel to read the seemingly incomplete ending of this one. Thanks.

Saw this from facebook but didn't redirected to the full movie in the app. Thanks

Hi guys, this is an update about my transplant shocked mussaenda. I think its slowly recovering from stress, and drooping much less. Link to old post:

https://www.reddit.com/r/plantclinic/comments/1u6cx4w/need\_help\_on\_mussaenda\_donya\_aurora\_plant/

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Some leaves withered leaving some branches empty. I removed some of those leaves that can be easily pulled. Some of the remaining leaves are still browning on the edges (kind of dry) but I believe they kind of slowed down

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What I think that helped with its gradual recovery are:

1. I covered it with 2 umbrellas, giving it almost full shade from the sun. In normal circumstances I saw some mussaendas in my area that doesn't need shade (Manila area), but it is currently stressed since I removed its original soil and immediately trimmed its roots (Big mistake).

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2. I water it about a quarter of a pail almost everyday. There are occasional rain in my area (temp around 28-30°C or more)

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3. Removed some dying flowers and leaves.

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I've attached the most current condition of my plant and it can be seen that the flowers and leaves are much more lively, though traces of the transplant shock is still present such as those empty branches.

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The last picture was the state of its initial shock.

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My questions are:

1. Should I just leave the empty branches or trim it down?

a. Will the leaves come back or;

b. Just cut it down to help the other branches

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2. Other tips to help with its recovery.

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Thanks!

Beauty Again proving to be the top dog. Hoping for her to be available in the future.

Hi i kinda need to know if my plant can still recover and need some tips/correction. I'll deeply value first hand experience from anyone who had encountered this kind of problem/ mistake in the past

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I transferred it on the ground around 5 days ago. I did all the following which caused transplant shock (when I asked ai about it so I'm not entirely sure)

1. Took away all of the original soil from its black plant bag.

2. Trimmed some of the distal hair like roots.

3. Separated a branch of it which is growing from the bottom (it has its own root)

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Looking back it really was a bad move on my part and did stress the plant. After a day the plant drooped down. And after a day it kinda "rise" but dropped down again today with some leaves withering down and I need to pull it away (as seen on the pictures aside from the last one)

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Also, just a disclaimer, I did follow some of the AI's tips which might be wrong:

1. It says that it will live but struggle for a while

2. Did cut some withering/very limp flowers

3. Picked some yellowish leaves

> It says that removing those dead parts will help with plant recovery

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Another, with its watering. Should I keep on watering it despite having occasional rain every 2 or 3 days (Manila area). Soil is kinda damp and surrounded by gravel (the portion where the larger stones sit is the approxiate area where roots are buried). AI said that with current transplant shock the plant kind of having a hard time absorbing the water due to the disturbance of roots.

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To keep it short:

1. Given that in my area there are occasional rain and sudden shift with hot weather, how should I water the plant

2. Will it recover?

3. I put an umbrella over it giving the plant partial shade from the Manila sun.

4. What more should I do to help it recover (or should I just leave it be with its current state to to its thing)

5. Some of the flowers seems to be better than it was before but at the same time, some of its leaves become yellow, prompting me to just remove it.

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Lastly, the final picture is the branch that I separated from the main trunk and it seems to recover. Leaves are looking normal unlike the past few days where it was drooping down.

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