So I’ve actually transitioned almost all of my plans over to LECA since I posted a few weeks ago (I do not recommend doing this so quickly BTW😓. It taken up ALL of my free time, and then some). BUT the majority of my plants are doing great! I lost a few, probably due to too much handling/adjusting their setup when they weren’t very strong/healthy plants to begin with. Another few were already on their way out from thrip damage, and I tried to save them with LECA and they died anyway. 😔 My red maranta is my only maranta that didn’t make it. It was one of the ones the thrips really destroyed. I bought another one recently that is very healthy. I started to take cuttings from it and put some in water and some in LECA to see how they did. I noticed today that several nodes of the mother plant already have these little white roots. Would these be potential water roots?? Or some sort of aerial root? I’ve never noticed them before on marantas.
