Shrimp Plant Leaves Turning Black At Very Edge Of Leaves

It’s planted in a pot about 5 years old or older.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 10/16/2021 @ 1:16 am

They turn black with age and forming seed. You can let the seed mature and collect it, or prune off the darkening bracts to create a bushier plant.

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