Firstly i admit i am clueless in plants so treat this 45 years old man like a kid when you explain stuff,

I get this last year she was getting bigger rapidly but was nice for the past 8 months. suddenly this middle big stem came from ground and started dying, yellow to brown leafs, i cut the first top part, then the lower leaves started turning brown and dead so my dad cut it like this.

I water it every two to three weeks with cup of human drinking water, or by touching the soil to see if its dry then i water it.

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[–] 10 points 1 month ago (4 children)

It's time to re-pot it in something wider (but not necessarily deeper - these don't put out many roots). Wait til the top soil is dry next and yank the whole thing out. Gently separate the rhizomes. Each one is its own individual plant. Give one to your dad. Toss out the dying part and make note if the rhizome was rotting. If the soil down there is still wet then you're watering too often for this plant or it has poor drainage. Nurseries often don't clean out material used in propagation so remove any rockwool or similar material and add some perlite and/or sand and mix it in to the remaining soil. Or ideally replace the soil entirely with a succulent potting mix. This plant can handle a lot of abuse. When you re-pot in the new soil you get to arrange the rhizomes however you want and can create something that looks entirely new. Just give the rhizomes a bit of distance from each other so they have room to breathe and grow.

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  • [–] [S] 4 points 1 month ago (3 children)

    I wish i can do all of that my friend, but my gardening knowledge is very low.

    Should i send it back to the place i got it from for a heal.

    What was shocking to me is this plant breeds in an insane volume, at first i was not paying attention but then new branches keeps getting up on monthly basis.

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  • [–] 9 points 1 month ago

    You should Google each of the above steps that you don't already understand in the comment above and learn what they mean :) it's basically like 70% of all plant keeping knowledge you'll ever need.

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