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Originally Posted by pitangadiego
The existing p-stem is damaged in some way, and the new growth is seeking a new path. Fairly normal in this situation, though not the best thing, as it means that there has been damage or loss if vigor, and the plant is essentially starting over.
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Don't worry, your plant is not essentially starting over. It will continue to use the same corm, root system and the leaf remaining, it is only sending up a replacement P-stem. The growth will be much quicker than if you had to start over. Try to examine the old P-stem later it could be a good learning ezperience, the damage might be fairly obvious.
Good Luck and happy growing.