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title: "Is this a flower coming in?"
description: "Is this a flower coming in?"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/8YJLrBkOSo27kyNSisgUpA/5HgoVOHJ8XbpxF5V5EkmdC"
community: "Alocasia Aficionados"
author: "Zack"
published: "2025-09-29T20:18:23.715343Z"
language: "en"
image: "https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/1NgkjrwX1Q4FWyYxIpOh8Y1fGZchNmcfFy_8MNyb4qE/Lw9Rv_xnSO2eRzN-b3t4eQ.webp?size=large"
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# Is this a flower coming in?

_Posted by Zack on 2025-09-29_

Is this a flower coming in?

![Attachment 1 of 1](https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/1NgkjrwX1Q4FWyYxIpOh8Y1fGZchNmcfFy_8MNyb4qE/Lw9Rv_xnSO2eRzN-b3t4eQ.webp?size=large)

## 4 comments

### Phil commented on 2025-09-29

It is a flower but not really a flower. Don’t expect too much. But good thing is that it means your plant is doing well.

### WayneCamp commented on 2025-09-30

This interesting to see! 🤔

### Theflotoplant commented on 2025-10-01

You may want to cut the flower off to encourage more leaf growth as flowers take a decent amount of the plants energy to produce

### Uncle Derrick commented on 2025-10-02

It look good

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