Whats is this large bump on my Variegated monstera deliciosa?
Cecilie Olsen
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
I have an almost 2m high variegated monstera deliciosa. The one top leaf is growing a large bump, and there is already a new stem beside it. what is it?
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