I thank you for the answers Because I know someone here has the answer and it gives me much pleasure when I can be of some assistance to anyone who has a question or two or three or four about anything they might be inquiring about.

After all thats why we are all here right, and one question even if it's repeated makes for garden chatting and even if something sounds simplistic to someone, someone else may not know the answer or maybe NEVER heard that before and are reading it for the first time.

Not that we dont already have enough to do already but for me I can honestly say reading and rereading these threads is rather relaxing to me and I can actually unwind in the process of doing that, and if not I would'nt visit.

But here I am unwinding and asking a silly question hoping that someone here with the proper knowledge shows up and gives me a second of there time.
And for that I am thankful.

Greg

If it's already blooming the blooming head is on its way out, but since there are other heads, Greg, do the Alfred E Neuman and dance the 'What Me Worry'. It's part of life, life, taxes and the rest of that rot (unless you're in Greece...did I say that?).

As to the link, I'm part of it.

At least I've done this several times, and that is what has happened each time. No need to let that stem go to waste! I've also cut pieces of stem and laid them on the ground and new plants form on each piece of stem. That plant likes it here.

Cactusmcharris, LOL... I had no idea MAD had a real name, HUH!!! me worry --to funny! Ha-Ha...
Yeah and mother nature is not one to be foolin with either, thanks.

hoovb, I like that, after it's done trim it up a little and then again let nature take over and welcome the new growths. Good deal, Thanks.

Beachplants, Thanks for the confirmation, and I like the part about all the seeds too. something to look forward too also.

thanks for responding quick too.

Greg

Josh