Stephen removed a basal shoot from his schefflera with nascent roots. The three-leaflet leaves are normal for juvenile growth—they'll mature to the typical 7–9 leaflets.
High humidity prevents the cutting from drying out before roots can support it. The leaflet count will increase as the plant matures.
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