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Red Bump on D. regia?

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Hey everyone,

Just noticed this red bump growing at the base of my D. regia, today. No clue what it is ???, so hopefully somebody here can enlighten me. There's a plantlet growing on the other side of the plant, in case that has anything to do with it.


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Thanks,

Mat
 
may be an aborted side shoot.. ???
 
Maybe a root? It looks like a pimple lol.
 
Adventitious roots in D. capensis stems kinda look like that when they start out. My vote is root!
 
I've seen this on D.capensis...it's an attempt at making a root....had it been covered, that's what it would have turned into.
 
Hmm.. interesting. Maybe it's the plant's way of saying, "repot me?"
 
Looks like a root to me. :D
 
Yeah I've seen this happen on my orchids from time to time. Most likely a root
 
  • #11
Probably a root. Clone R1 in particular seems to be prone to doing this. The plant often divides after doing this.
 
  • #12
Interesting,

I had something like this happen on my seedgrown regia, I guess it was a root.
 
  • #13
so it doesnt sound like its a root or anything
 
  • #14
It looks like the "carrot-walking habit" thing to me. Sends out "legs"
 
  • #16
Just in case you didn't get the message... IT'S A ROOT!
 
  • #17
Thanks, everyone. After a careful and very tedious process of elimination, I've decided it might just be a root.
 
  • #18
Or it might actually be something else...
 
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  • #20
Hahaha! What a classic quote!
 
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