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Ficus behaving strangely
I have a ficus tree that is otherwise very happy where it is outside
and has thrived for at least 8 years. The plant appears to be very happy and has minimal dropping of leaves. Moreover, it is full and lush and green. However, recently I have notices stingy shoots or roots growing from the branches and hanging down like the kind of baby roots you would find if you stuck a clipping in a glass of water to propagate it. Admittedly, I live in Austin, TX where it has been raining quite a bit over the last 3 weeks, more rain than we've had in a number of years. Again the plant seems to be very happy otherwise, but these new roots/shoots are rather odd. Does anyone know or have any idea what's going on with this plant. I have to add that I have never kept a ficus alive for more than a few years so this definitely a first for me and I am concerned that the tree has picked up some kind of plant parasite or disease even though the leaves, branches and soil seem to be extremely healthy. |
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