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Posted 1M ago by @TycoonCorncob

What are these?

#Monstera I noticed these green (nodes?) Bumps. Is it new growth or roots?
Kesha
Kesha
Swiss Cheese Vine
0ft to light, indirect
6” pot with drainage
Last watered 6 days ago
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@HighMajestypalm
Victoria
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1M ago
@HighMajestypalm
These are aerial roots, in the wild they help the plant climb up trees 🌳 They naturally find water, so if you want to help out a bit (once they’re big enough) just stick them back into the soil πŸͺ΄Here’s a picture of the aerial roots in my Monstera 🌱
@PoisedAlbo
Audrey
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1M ago
@PoisedAlbo
@TycoonCorncob those are going to be aerial roots
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Daniel
2367 XP
1M ago
@TycoonCorncob
@HighMajestypalm @PoisedAlbo, so if I wanted to propagate, I would snip just below them? BTW I do not plan on it until it gets to the top of the moss pole.
@PoisedAlbo
Audrey
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1M ago
@PoisedAlbo
@TycoonCorncob you could, but I would honestly wait until those little nubs get a little bit bigger that way of a root easier for your propagation#οΏΌ
@HighMajestypalm
Victoria
900 XP
1M ago
@HighMajestypalm
@TycoonCorncob Exactly, but I would give it some time until they developed more πŸͺ΄