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Time to re-pot?

14 years ago

I'm going to plead stupid here and ask for help! If the top of the corms are exposed, should I re-pot? The plant is happy and growing but it looks like new growth is beginning around one of the exposed corms. This is only my second season to grow these plants and the first to grow in pots so someone please educate me! Thanks! :)

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cannacrazy
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14 years ago
Here are some pix so you can see what I'm talking about and how well the plant is doing. Would all these exposed corms be considered pups?

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