Does this happen often

9 years ago

I have a noid plant that loves to sucker. But it is now producing a sucker on a bloom stalk along with the regular two leaves that stalks normally have.

It is also producing a sucker from a scrape it got on an older leaf. This plant really wants to stick around.Velleta

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Rosie1949

9 years ago

I have NEVER seen anything like that EVER!!!!! Julie,,,,is that Opt. MySensation? Hi Velleta! Beautiful plant! Sheese!!!! Everybody quick propagate those little suckers! The nice part is you can wait til they get a little larger and they won't ruin the shape of the plant! lol Rosie

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stamik2004
9 years ago
Wow, I have never seen that before. Maybe its more common than I am aware of but that is really funny!
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Velleta Tardiel
Original Author
9 years ago
I have been growing now for a few years and it's the first for me too. Then again maybe I am only now getting it correct that's why.

In any case I am very pleased because that will be two more plants added to my collection and I do love this colour very much. Velleta
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Julie He
9 years ago
My God, I just found a sucker on a flower stem too!
Amy
9 years ago
I have never seen anything like that...
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Velleta Tardiel
Original Author
9 years ago
Hi Amy, seems like I have a somewhat usual plant. But it's a win win situation. Velleta
Julie He
9 years ago
Rosie,

Yes, it's Optimara-MySensation. I am letting it grow a bit larger before I root it. Ha, that may become yours if you want.
Rosie1949
9 years ago
That would be great Julie! Thanks! Rosie