Purchased for bonsai. Leaves twist 360° multiple times along midrib. Older leaves fully twisted, new slightly. Plant green, flowering, recovered from under-watering. No aphids. Grower reputable.
"Weird but cool." Send close-up photo. Check leaf surfaces for hidden insects. Twist may be temporary—impress friends before it straightens. Monitor closely.
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