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Moriah

Does anyone know what it means when a plant “sweats”? Lol woke up and the whole plant was like this!

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  1. GreenLeaf

    The process is called Guttation, and is completely normal. Its a way for the plant to get rid of excess water. It does not mean you have overwatered.

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    • Moriah

      The process is beautiful 😍

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  2. Mullein

    What GreenLeaf said ☺️ I feel like it happens more often when it’s hot and humid, but I don’t think of it as something to worry about. Just a visual way to tell how the plant “feels” about its environment. It’s cool to see adaptations like this 😁 The only thing I try to look out for when I see this is if a wet leaf is pressed against another leaf or surface, the water can cause a rot spot if it can’t evaporate. My poor half-moon monstera Peru aurea 🥲 But live and learn… and share knowledge ☺️

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  3. eatyacarbs

    some plants do it more than others but totally normal like others have said! my philo eva does it the most out of all my plants

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