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Originally Posted by Orchidtinkerer
I like confusing people so I will say leave the moss
No but seriusly a top layer of moss is generally beneficial unless one sees it is staying damp too long but I cannot see that, the roots and even the plant! look on the drier side.
So ask yourselves this, if the plant did not have one little yellow leaf - to me it looks completely healthy - would you be suggesting to change anything?
To me it looks like a root or a flower spike is pushing through the leaves and this can cause part of a leaf to die - it is a sign of good health when a plant is producing lots of new stuff even if it has to break through a leaf to do so.
I would not remove the moss as to me the plant looks perfectly healthy
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Haha, ok fine, I’m back to not removing it.
I do agree with you though. I don’t think the moss stays damp for too long. It’s pretty much completely dry after 3 days.
Yes, maybe the yellowing leaf is not a huge concern. I like that conclusion!