A Norfolk Island pine (Araucaria heterophylla) producing new growth along the middle of mature branches is rare but not harmful. It's likely a hormonal quirk—environmental or genetic—redirecting growth to unusual points.
This long-lived houseplant is a testament to your consistent care. Enjoy its unique character!
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