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bigbubbles
Austin, TX
(Zone 8b)

May 19, 2009
11:38 AM

Post #6570006

I left my amorphs in pots over winter. We had some really warm weather this past month. Before I could bump them up to bigger pots, they started peeking out...everywhere. The bulblets are all around the sides of the pots and some are beginning to grow leaves. I'd like to cut the pots and re-pot all of them, but I'm afraid to disturb them. Is it too late to try to re-pot them once they begin to leaf out? I was able to pick up some very small ones that were laying on top of the soil.
Would appreciate any input...

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