Triostar Stromanthe Plant in 6 in. Grower Pot

I attempted to just cut the dry edges of mine, but it didn't help. Ultimately, it may have been damaged in shipping. I would cut the entire stems of leaves that are more than 50% damaged and hope for the best. You may seen new leaves grow at the base eventually (mine did).

The HD location nearest me is very accommodating if there's an issue with a plant ordered online. Not sure if that's the general policy or just my location but they've been great.

I would suggest getting familiar with the weight of the pot after being watered, and use your finger to check if it feels damp an inch or two down, when the pot feels half the weight of being freshly watered check with your finger and then water it, but don’t let it sit in any water. Probably once a week or else try a self watering pot. Needs humidity to keep from the leaves curling and drying up, I have had one for 5 years and it’s absolutely beautiful, but the one I received on here has been a sad situation since arrival... be sure to remove the sphagnum moss on top of the soil surface it was shipped with, if your in an area with lower humidity consider adding a humidifier for your plants and yourself as well, or setting pot on a tray of pebbles with water but not sitting in the water, also with other plants it can also help contain humidity.

No I would definitely remove it, immediately , these plants like humidity but don’t like to be soaked. The soggy stuff is sphagnum moss and will rot the crown of the plant if it hasn’t already done so. Mine arrived with soaked soil and packed with soaked sphagnum moss on top, even after almost 2 weeks in shipment, most the leaves were fried and rotting off. Unable to get any assistance so far other then my review being denied.