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This is one of the corms I got from Puerto Rico. It was frozen this past winter and completely disappeared until now.
![]() Why are there a ton of small emerging leaves? It looks like a mutant zombie! Is it normal? |
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Happy Growing
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Its more like a Gremlin you got wet.. :^)
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they are all pups...you could dig it up and quarter it...1 into 4 or half it 1 into 2..pot them up individually..wait until they fill the pot and back into the ground with them...
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Thanks! I might try that! Just busted up my shoulder though so no digging anything for at least a week.
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With the last winter we all had, I've had some late arrivals too....
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