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I find myself with many Noids as I end up my project of adding on to my greenhouse (doubling size) which has entailed having to move many plants with resultant breakage of stems. Just moving materials through the area caused many small problems. I found myself putting three to five different Noids together in pots. I wonder how this will come 0ut when these plants get blooming size? Ones from early in the project appear to have rooted already. I also found several cases where one plant had branched into a surrounding plant nd rooted and already formed a rather large new base. I'm wondering how others have handled these unnamed plants.
Do you keep them and try to identify them when they bloom or do you just dump them? Do you let them grow awhile and then trade them? Do others want Noids? Just asking. bob
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