Grafting Stylo & Digi?

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Last night I was looking in my tank and saw that a piece of my green digi was attached to my purple stylo. Nothing I did to try to make this happen.

Video below. Thoughts?

Should I cut so it does not ruin my stylo colony?
Let nature take its course and see if it grafts? Think there is potential to graft or are they too different?

 
Cut the section off with both and see if it grafts into a new colony if you’re worried about it
 
There is zero chance of a graft. I'd just leave it be, they are both prolific growers so I doubt either would take over the other.
 
There is zero chance of a graft. I'd just leave it be, they are both prolific growers so I doubt either would take over the other.
If they’re already attached as he said, isn’t that kind of a graft?
 
If they’re already attached as he said, isn’t that kind of a graft?
The Digi is just growing over the stylo but there is no grafting happening. These are from separate genus
 

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