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bjorkid 05-30-2009 03:02 PM

A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
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I bought this plant for 3 dollars in early spring, and this is what it looked like. Sorry for the lousy picture, but in case you can't see it, the pups are arranged in a spiral. Since then I have been hacking back all but one stem to keep it strong, but I will probably try to divide once the main stem is stronger. Does anyone know why its put out such a proliferation of pups? Also, is it safe to divide it later? I will post a current pic when I go to my moms garden next. Thanks!

alexizhere19 05-30-2009 08:12 PM

Re: A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
im not sure why but i had i lttle prince die back for know reason, then out of nowhere bout 8 pups came up. it may be a trigger was set of when the main trunk died / setback so it generated pups to begin new cycle.

modenacart 05-30-2009 09:30 PM

Re: A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
That looks like a TC would.

bjorkid 05-31-2009 09:05 AM

Re: A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
So its no big deal?

Jack Daw 05-31-2009 12:05 PM

Re: A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bjorkid (Post 78211)
So its no big deal?

Nah, if the plant was older and had a larger corm, all teh pups will survive. But I would separate at least 3/4 of them before they are too big.

bjorkid 05-31-2009 03:18 PM

Re: A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
thanks guys!

Jack Daw 05-31-2009 03:22 PM

Re: A whole bunch of pups from a frozen back double mahoi
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bjorkid (Post 78257)
thanks guys!

Glad to help. Just make sure, that there's enough roots for al of them. ;)


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