Chalice burn and recover

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To those who got burned, never giving up on it! Mine got burned pretty badly over a night and recovered in a month, and it looks completely different, gals that I didn’t give it up

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I have had similar experiences. If even a tiny bit of tissue remains regardless of how browned out or damaged it looks if it stops dying it will recover fully, and like in your experience not that long of a time frame.
 
Do you know why it was dying?
No idea, it all happened within a night, not sure if it related my UV light, I had it on overnight, I usually just turn on 1-2 hrs a day, and now I am not even using it anymore
 
I have had similar experiences. If even a tiny bit of tissue remains regardless of how browned out or damaged it looks if it stops dying it will recover fully, and like in your experience not that long of a time frame.
I didn’t trash it becoz it’s my most expensive piece lol, and I put it low flow and spot feed it for a month, I guess I would had gave it up if it was a normal one
 
That's a really nice piece.
 

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