nontropic
/ˌnɒntroʊpɪk, -trɒpɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or having a low or negative tropism, especially in the sense of responding poorly to stimuli or failing to exhibit a clear direction of growth or movement
“The nontropic nature of the plant made it difficult to grow in the garden.”
2. noun
a response or movement that does not follow a tropic or directional tendency, especially in the sense of exhibiting a random or unpredictable orientation
“The nontropic behavior of the particles in the experiment was a major surprise to the scientists.”