Schefflera Flower Spike: Not a Disease

The red, spiky "sea urchins" emerging from split stalks on your schefflera are flower inflorescences—the plant's natural bloom structure. Schefflera blooms rarely indoors; yours is happy!

What You're Seeing

• Compound racemes (branched flower clusters).
• Red/green color, rubbery texture.
• Individual tiny flowers along spikes.

What to Do

• Enjoy it! Rare indoor bloom.
• No treatment needed.
• After bloom, stalks dry—prune off if unsightly.

Your plant is thriving. The "weird red things" are a sign of health, not disease.