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Lily of the NIle

16 years ago

Hello,

I have a gargantuan Lily of the Nile that I recently acquired. There are about 8 large plants in an extremely large planter. I live in New Hampshire so of course the plant is inside for the winter. My question is, should I divide this or just leave it be? If anyone has any tips for indoors winter care I would appreciate that as well.

Thank you,

Sher

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danm95336
16 years ago
stupid browser back button...i'd divide it. 'peter pan' may be a better choice
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