i would probably do so when i next repot the plant ... which shouldnt be done in winter short of some emergency ...

what i wonder about. is why they and off color.. IF they are attached to the mother plant ... so i might suspect the are rogue seedlings .. not necessarily of the mother plant ...

besides.. whats your hurry???

ken

It's probably the bad lighting but it's the same color as the mother plant.

The seedling seems so close to the edge... I'm trying to find ways to keep the fronds up, usually they'll flop to the side and have dents in it if I don't readjust

what are all the yellow butterflies?? .. sticky traps?

well if it has immature roots.. and you separate it.. its going to flop anyway ...

flopping is usually associated with lack of proper light levels ... and secondarily.. lack of nutrients.. but i would not suspect a plant 5 months from the grower.. would NOT be lacking nutrients ... unless you flood the thing every other day ... and have washed it all out the bottom ...which might lead to fungus gnats.. which might be why you need the sticky traps ...[unless you repotted it into barren peat of something ...]

ken

When I noticed the gnats, I didn't realize it was coming from the plant initially. But it felt too cold to bring the plant back outside, so I got the stickys to help and put rocks at the top of soil.When I noticed the gnats, I didn't realize it was coming from the plant initially. But it felt too cold to bring the plant back outside, so I got the stickys to help and put rocks at the top of soil.

I bottom water it once a week even in the winter. But the infestation seemed to get worst. So I wanted to repot and hoping the new soil would help.

It thrived in the sun when it was outside but with winter, it seems to struggle a bit