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Claude said Chinese evergreen but I have a Chinese evergreen and she doesn’t look like this??

I used baking soda and a green scouring pad and LOTS of scrubbing. I am genuinely surprised how well it worked but it’s so scratched up now

If I used BKF instead would it not get scratched up or is it also the pad?
I know the scratches don’t functionally change anything but if there’s a way to not scratch up my nicer pans I’d like to do that

My Chinese evergreen was in more direct light now that the sun is shinning more and I noticed she started drooping on one side so I watered her and moved her to more indirect light. I check the first 2 inches of soil before I water and have been watering almost twice a week recently.

2 things: 1. Is there anything else I can do for it to not droop
And 2. What’s this green pointy tip coming up

My parents have this plant which I thought was a ponytail palm but the base of that doesn’t have the bulb look to it. Anyone know what it is??

Also the base started growing this other plant. Have only seen leaves no flowers or fruit if anyone can identify both!!

I got this plant a year and a half ago and she’s growing beautifully! (not sure what type of plant if anyone else does??)

But few things

When I repotted her the first time I mistaking separated all the scaffolding it created to be straight. Is there an easy way to recreate the scaffolding?

I’ve also been seeing many ppl pinning bottom stems to a board to help their plant grow straight — should I do that or would it not work for this plant?

Generally open to any tips, should I separate or not, keep rotating when it starts leaning towards the sun? anything

Thank you!!!