In the Manny Worlds Theory does a leaf undergo the millions of it just as the I does?

In the Many Worlds Interpretation of quantum mechanics, every possible outcome of a quantum event occurs in a separate, branching universe. This implies that just as an observer's "I" experiences different outcomes, a leaf could also undergo all possible states simultaneously across these branches. However, the concept of experience is typically associated with conscious observers, making it more abstract when applied to inanimate objects like leaves. Thus, while a leaf may exist in multiple states, it does not "experience" these outcomes in the same way a conscious observer does.