
Plant had crown rot, treated with fungicide, fan 24/7. Rot stopped. Two days later, growth emerged at stem base (root zone). Cooler temps + fan. Flower spike or keiki? Feed bloom fertilizer? How to ID early?
At this stage, tissue doesn't reveal identity. Because it's in the root zone, likely a new root. Plant appears pushed up—new root zone above mix. Add mix to cover roots. If it's a spike/keiki, it'll push through. No extra fertilizer needed.
If root zone now above pot rim, may need deeper pot—especially if most roots in pot are healthy.
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