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Miranda

Hey guys! First time growing one of these and I was wondering the tiny little leaf is a baby shoot off? Iā€™m just happy I havenā€™t killed this guy yet. Thanks!

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  1. Sunny

    It looks like a separate plant. It could me the same type like the Syngonium Angustatum Little Star). It could be an alocasia. I canā€™t tell from the photo. šŸŖ“šŸ€

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    • Miranda

      A different plant? Thereā€™s no way lol.

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    • Miranda

      I donā€™t know how another plant would have popped upā€¦ the soil it came in was immediately changed and plant cleaned fully. The soil was new.

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    • Sunny

      I canā€™t see clearly from the photo if itā€™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 donā€™t branch out underground. This may be a unique plant.

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    • Miranda

      Thank you

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  2. Hayley

    It'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 šŸ¤¦šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

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    • Hayley

      Also, it looks like your guy is really stretching for light. Make sure to turn the pot occasionally to encourage even growth ā˜ŗļø

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    • Miranda

      Thank you! I am glad you confirmed this.

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