Stem initials? Roots?

[Pondwater]

Few of my plants seem to have this even in some branches 30cm up ,I’ve only ever seen this on tomatoes and it’s root initials where they can root from

Some of them are 2 cm long look like roots ?? If they are does that mean I could fil my pots higher above the crown ?

 

[Sueet]

Yes that is what they are .... Idk if you can just fill it up now though, my experience is that only works really well when the plant is very young, like probably a month or less maybe? And even then, it looks like you are right at the base of the plant with the branches, and I wouldn't put those underground even with the little nubs present.

 

[Phytoplankton]

Yes they’re vestigial roots, but I think you could cause more harm than good if you buried the crown on a plant that big. If the roots didn’t develop. It might lead to stem rot.

 

[AgedMaster]

Hi ive had this happen before my plants was fine as suggested don't bury

 

[bluter]

what's your rh ? it can be a sign of too high humidity.

 

[Pondwater]

what's your rh ? it can be a sign of too high humidity.

I have been humidity streating for spider mite so could explain shit