Hi
They should be going dormant so you can wait I always think the best time to repot any plant is when new growth starts . They are very tolerant though so you could do it anytime . Main problem for me is getting them to go dormant they often stay green over winter..
How are the plants we traded doing?? Problem I've had is with the Broms . something has been mutilating the centers two were completely destrioyed !!
Recently attacked the water garden . Shredded all but one of the lotus pads !!! gary

Hi Gary, are you saying they should be repotted? If so, I'll have about 25 new plants: way too many for me - do you want some? The ones you gave me are doing fine. However the Taro has had ants, powdery mildew, maybe scale, but giving a little TLC and it is OK.

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I usually wait until Feb /March as even if they don't go dormant growth stops.
Thanks for the offer but trying to convert grow area to blue purple and white with emphasis on everblooming lol
Only complaint about BL is it only flowers once and then
for a short time , maybe someone would like them for a bed?? . Thanks again gary

stewbrew, We have found that if we pick the flowers and bring them inside in a vase they last much longer than on the plant. Also, they don't seem to bloom well after transplanting. In your case, I would just let them be for a few years. They don't need much space, and you can get several flowers a year from one container.

I think clumps do better than individual plants, so I'd probably let them be for another year. If you do decide to divide and have extras, I'd be happy to trade for them. I'm planting a large outdoor bed of them that is sparsely populated at the moment. Wish mine would multiply at that rate!