mrbungalow

Dig down and see if it's really a pup. Usually, sikkimensis pups at much larger sizes than this. If it really is a pup, I'll be amazed. Those seeds that fall in have a tendency to sprout when they are subjected to outdoor conditions. (Hot/Cool)

If it's a pup, I think you can divide it now if you really want, but be prepared to watch both plants slow down for the rest of the season as they heal their wounds! I would personally wait for more pups to appear. Remember, musas are not individual plants, it's allways a "stool" or a clump of bananas.

Erlend

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