One of my new leaves is growing in backwards - any clue how to fix this? I tried turning the plant backwards to see if it would follow the sun but she didnât budge.
One of my new leaves is growing in backwards - any clue how to fix this? I tried turning the plant backwards to see if it would follow the sun but she didnât budge.
Hard to tell without seeing the dirt but it looks like you have multiple plants and theyâre facing different directions. I had the same issue, and separated the plant into four separate plants.
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depending on how itâs grown in, once itâs done, you can make it face the other way with plant velcro or something similar
0 gillningarHi đđ» I have many Monsteraâs and this happens quite frequently but donât be alarmed. After some research I found out that the leaves are connected to the petioles (not to be confused with stem) This ârotatesâ the leaves around so they can get absorb the best amount of sunlight throughout the day. Best guess is that at some point this leaf was getting more sunlight at the bottom half so the geniculum rotated the leaf even further to maximize photosynthesis, causing the leaf to flip over like this. Honestly, it is easier to keep the leaf the way than forcing it to turn (might look odd but will not harm your plant) and Monsteras donât care as long as they are photosynthesizing on a regular basis. I love to call those Monsteras of my mine as Abstracts Monsteras đ . Hope this helped!
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