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Old 10-28-2010, 12:21 AM   #101 (permalink)
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Default Re: Time to separate the pups for the Spring

thanks!

thats actually what I was thinking. i got it from a greenhouse in VA when i was at school down there. i dug it up but im not sure it was a pup itself or not. possibly, they did have other larger nana plants with pups on them.

i was actually going to transplant it into a bigger pot for the winter with compost to give the roots some space and keep them more insulated in my garage. maybe that'll help em out come spring time.

another question tho, how often should i be watering it over the winter (if at all). last winter i had it steadily (but slowly) growing all year. i have read tho that people even dig them up and cut their leaves and give them no watter at all.

i was thinking just a little water here and there, but not enough to root the roots of have it freeze up.

thanks guys!
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