In astrology, a quincunx, also called an inconjunct, is a minor aspect formed when two planets or other chart factors are approximately 150 degrees apart. It is commonly associated with adjustment, mismatch, reorganization, and repeated fine-tuning between the factors involved. A quincunx may point to areas where two functions do not integrate easily at first and may require greater awareness, flexibility, or practical adaptation. Its meaning depends on the planets or points involved, their signs and houses, the size of the orb, and how the aspect fits within the larger chart pattern.