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has anyone seen a leaf like this on you're plumeria?
the plant was just brought inside recently and the leaves have been falling off as they tend to do... found this one ... i have never seen one like this!
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Re: has anyone seen a leaf like this on you're plumeria?
I wish I knew enough about plumeria leaves to appreciate the rarity of your photo but it did remind me of this banana leaf photo that I posted. It's probably a one in a quintillion or more and I don't think anyone even noticed that it was different than a normal leaf.
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Re: has anyone seen a leaf like this on you're plumeria?
that certainly is odd looking
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Re: has anyone seen a leaf like this on you're plumeria?
The leaf in the photo was from an A'ea'e and when I walked by it the first time I instinctively knew something was different but needed a closer inspection to figure it out.
How a normal banana leaf unfurls. The right leaf blade is rolled around itself and is tucked into the midrib while the left leaf blade wraps around the midrib which contains the rolled right leaf blade. The leaf in the photo developed completely opposite of that. It's left leaf blade is rolled around itself and is tucked into the midrib while the right leaf blade wraps around the midrib. I'm guessing most people either don't know how a banana leaf unfurls or would noticed if it happened backwards.
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