CHARDIE
Ok so I cut a few leaves on my monstera that were far too tiny few days ago. Today I’m looking at them and I see this kind of watery liquid where I chopped anyone know why or what’s happening? (Very new plant mom btw)
Ok so I cut a few leaves on my monstera that were far too tiny few days ago. Today I’m looking at them and I see this kind of watery liquid where I chopped anyone know why or what’s happening? (Very new plant mom btw)
It’s healing :). Because they’re still apart of the parent root system the plant has moisture in it. The moisture is escaping through the “wound”. These ends will callous over with time.
0 Me gustaWill new leaves ever grow back there ?😬 maybe I made a mistake
0 Me gustaYou didn’t make a mistake. But no, new leaves won’t grow from there. It’s okay to remove the small original leaves, it will put its energy into the more mature leaves now.
1 me gustaLove her name lol it definitely fits a BIG BACK like a monstera for sure
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