My sister bought me a gorgeous rubber plant for Christmas and it looked like it was about to unfurl a new leaf but due to relocation/stress (I assume) it never unfurled. Do I need to removed this growth? Also, at the bottom of the plant itâs sprouting something⊠any ideas what itâs doing? đ€
For rubber plants, that little tip is where a new leaf will come from but it has not yet begun to form one, it looks like. Once you get your first leaf, youâll see what it looks like when one is coming. Right now, it seems it is focused on some other growth project. So donât be concerned. It looks like it will be just fine when it comes time to putting out its next leaf. Until then, watch, wait, and enjoy. Sisters are the best!
4 gillningar Thank you!! đ⊠love being a plant parent! Everydays a school day haha xx
1 gillaIt sure is! I actually only just learned rubber trees grow aerial roots, as it looks like that might be the growth you noticed at the base. You can snip it off it you donât like it, it wonât hurt the plant. But Iâd double check if it needs a repot, in case it was looking for more nutrients because it isnât getting enough with its soil roots. But otherwise it might just be looking for stability, etc. Thatâs unknown territory for me though, someone else may know more there. :)
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Try putting keiki paste on it. Works every time for me
1 gilla Ooh what is this?
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