Sorry if this seems like a really stupid question, but I'm new to freshwater plants, and I would like to know if when I remove my new plants from their pots (such as an amazon sword), should I keep that insulation material around the roots when I plant it, or remove that. Is that material there just to keep it in the pot, or does it serve another more important purpose. Thanks for your help.
It's just there to help ensure proper growth of the roots, and avoid any damage, until it's sold basically
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