Hey guys! First time growing one of these and I was wondering the tiny little leaf is a baby shoot off? I’m just happy I haven’t killed this guy yet. Thanks!
Hey guys! First time growing one of these and I was wondering the tiny little leaf is a baby shoot off? I’m just happy I haven’t killed this guy yet. Thanks!
It looks like a separate plant. It could me the same type like the Syngonium Angustatum Little Star). It could be an alocasia. I can’t tell from the photo. 🪴🍀
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A different plant? There’s no way lol.
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I don’t know how another plant would have popped up… the soil it came in was immediately changed and plant cleaned fully. The soil was new.
0개 좋아요I can’t see clearly from the photo if it’s the same plant. You know best. Alocasia corms have been found in pots of other plants from nurseries which is why I suggested it as a possibility. Plus, you never stated you changed out the soil and already know you only have one plant. Syngoniums typically don’t branch out underground. This may be a unique plant.
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Thank you
0개 좋아요It's not normal for syngoniums to spread underground, but I have proof that it's possible! The little guy in this picture sprouted up out of nowhere a couple months ago. I didn't propagate it and there's no doubt the little one is also a strawberry cream. Nature is wild! *please ignore the damage to the main plant, we lost a fight with a sticky fly trap recently 🤦🏼♀️
좋아요 1개Also, it looks like your guy is really stretching for light. Make sure to turn the pot occasionally to encourage even growth ☺️
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Thank you! I am glad you confirmed this.
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