Clove polyp going brown. Cut it off?

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One of the polyps on my fireworks clove has gone brown from tip almost to base. Should I snip it off? Will it "spread" to the other polyps? Or leave it be?
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One of the polyps on my fireworks clove has gone brown from tip almost to base. Should I snip it off? Will it "spread" to the other polyps? Or leave it be?
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Yes as I don’t believe that stem is a clove but something foreign attached
 

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