this is called guttation. Plants stomata open at night and guttation occurs. It’s normal and arguably really important for plants to be able to guttate!
This is not directly a sign of overwatering. But you will often see people cry that plants been overwatered when a guttation post appears.
all couple dozen of my aroids guttate at night. we live in a low rh environment (guttation would happen more readily) and they are in semihydro (so def not overwatered) and all are thriving. from corms w their first leaves to very mature monstera, all guttate every day.
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Hey, has the peace lily always had the white speckles on them?
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this is called guttation. Plants stomata open at night and guttation occurs. It’s normal and arguably really important for plants to be able to guttate!
This is not directly a sign of overwatering. But you will often see people cry that plants been overwatered when a guttation post appears.
all couple dozen of my aroids guttate at night. we live in a low rh environment (guttation would happen more readily) and they are in semihydro (so def not overwatered) and all are thriving. from corms w their first leaves to very mature monstera, all guttate every day.
Hey, has the peace lily always had the white speckles on them?