do it now before it sends out its root, then you won't be stressing it as much. repot in a containter twice the size of the tuber, if you fertilize you will need to give it the space to grow.

While I was gone for 5 days mine sent out a huge leaf and a ton of roots. I had all the amorphs sitting on top of the soil of one of the philodendrums on the backporch. Didn't expect it to grow that fast that soon. Now I guess they'll just have to grow there till they go dormant again. Don't know how I'd get them untangled from the other plant without killing something. The others all sprouted but haven't sent out roots so I'll pot those up. Such is life! They seem happy where they are so who am I to argue? Tally HO!

I transplant mine all the time when they have roots. They don't seem to notice at all.

Thanks snowpassion, I'll pot them up when I get over the poison ivy. Tally HO!