Firstly is this how a new leaf starts or a flower? Secondly are they supposed to bend down like this?! It's not.flimsy it's legit stuck like that and very tiff and thirdly is my plant happy when it's dripping little.Droplets from the tip.of the leaf?! I've never seen that before!!
by HuckleberryPopular18
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It’s a flower. After it’s spent, they flop, and you can cut it off. The leaf dripping water is normal after watering. There’s a term for it, that I can’t recall right now.
Those are flowers! The one that’s hanging is a little strange. It looks like the spathe and spadix have expired, so I expect that the rest of it will too, soon. You can cut it off if you like.
Alocasia have a process called guttation by which they expel excess water from their roots through their leaves. It’s normal, but it can be a sign that the soil is too wet, which could quickly lead to root rot. Alocasia love chunky soil that retains only a bit of moisture.