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Interesting result after snapping flower stem in half

Reddit r/succulents·u/Afraid-Sort1177·about 1 month ago
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I’ve had this variegated haworthia for a few years now. Last year, I accidentally snapped one of its flower stalks… instead of trimming it off, I just sort of let the stem “dangle”… about 1.5 months later, I noticed what looked like a new baby plant developing exactly where I broke the stem. It has been like this for almost a year now…

Should I cut it off? It’s stopped growing in size.

Anyone seen this happen before? First time seeing such a thing for me.

The 1” dried tan stick looking thing is where I eventually trimmed the old stem back.

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