Sprouts in Pot

[Daniel Phillips]

Late last week, I noticed some growth sticking up through the gravel
in the same pot as the Obedient Plant I have. It has doubled in size
since. Earlier this week, I noticed another sprout on the other side
of the plant.

I called the store that I ordered the plant from, and they suggested
that I take out the sprout and repot it to see if it's a water plant.
If it's another Obedient Plant, then that's not too shabby--two plants
for the price of one.

However, I guess it could just be new growth coming from the same
plant, in which case I would not want to cut it out. From your own
experiences, what do you think it is? I'd also like to know what I'd
need to safely take it out and repot it.

Thanks,

Daniel Phillips

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[jammer]

I would probably leave it for a while, see what it is, and repot it
later when it's larger.

Just my .02


On Sun, 02 May 2004 20:08:28 GMT, Daniel Phillips
> wrote:

>Late last week, I noticed some growth sticking up through the gravel
>in the same pot as the Obedient Plant I have. It has doubled in size
>since. Earlier this week, I noticed another sprout on the other side
>of the plant.
>
>I called the store that I ordered the plant from, and they suggested
>that I take out the sprout and repot it to see if it's a water plant.
>If it's another Obedient Plant, then that's not too shabby--two
plants
>for the price of one.
>
>However, I guess it could just be new growth coming from the same
>plant, in which case I would not want to cut it out. From your own
>experiences, what do you think it is? I'd also like to know what I'd
>need to safely take it out and repot it.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Daniel Phillips

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[jammer]

I would probably leave it for a while, see what it is, and repot it
later when it's larger.

Just my .02


On Sun, 02 May 2004 20:08:28 GMT, Daniel Phillips
> wrote:

>Late last week, I noticed some growth sticking up through the gravel
>in the same pot as the Obedient Plant I have. It has doubled in size
>since. Earlier this week, I noticed another sprout on the other side
>of the plant.
>
>I called the store that I ordered the plant from, and they suggested
>that I take out the sprout and repot it to see if it's a water plant.
>If it's another Obedient Plant, then that's not too shabby--two
plants
>for the price of one.
>
>However, I guess it could just be new growth coming from the same
>plant, in which case I would not want to cut it out. From your own
>experiences, what do you think it is? I'd also like to know what I'd
>need to safely take it out and repot it.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Daniel Phillips

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>I would probably leave it for a while, see what it is, and repot it
>later when it's larger.
>
>Just my .02

(Do you know where your water quality is?)

[~ jan JJsPond.us]

Me too. Oops, I'm not suppose type that, oh wait, it's okay if I top post
it, right? ;o) ~ jan <Rules, rules, follow the rules>


>I would probably leave it for a while, see what it is, and repot it
>later when it's larger.
>
>Just my .02

(Do you know where your water quality is?)