WOW!! That bottom one looks like a nearly mature fan!Is PK new for you this year or did it do this last year?

Betsy

Holy Moly! Thanks for sharing pictures!

Betsy...this is the second Summer for it. It had 3 other Scapes with Proliferations....but only one on each of those Scapes...the other Scapes on the little clump were "Normal".

Rick

That's really something Rick! None of my dl's produced prolifs this year, and I normally get some. Guess that's another one chalked up to our crazy weather.
PK is a looker....hmmmmm...might need to add that one to my ever growing list, what do you think? :)
Jan

Yes, add Pumpkin Kid to your list - at the top. I have one that I got 3 years ago and every year, the flowers get better and better. No prolifs this year, but several last year.

I tried rooting them---no luck, I think my plants put on prolifs too late to have time to root. When I decided it would be too late to avoid frost, I put Rootone on them and slid them into Oasis. So much for that. I have no place to plant them if they had rooted.

I am talking several different plants with prolifs.

I do love Pumpkin Kid.

Kay

My Pumpkin Kid does this every year. In fact IT was a proliferation to begin with. Here is the way I start them. I leave a bit of the stem for a little handle on top, a slightly longer piece on bottom, and just simply stick it in the soil next to the mother plant. Most of them root right away and I don't have the fuss of doing it in water. Soil should be moist, not wet. I can always go to the clump and get one if someone would like one. Some others that proliferate well are Time Window, Special Moments, and Homeward Bound.

Those are nice healthy looking proliferations on Pumpkin Kid. I get occasional prolifs on several of my daylilies, but one of them, Cantique, always has lots. Since it also multiplies quickly, I haven't bothered to plant any of them.

Juliet

As always... :o) Juliet, I'll pay for postage of the prolifs!! Cantique is a beauty!