eclayne said:When mine got leggy like that I cut them all back after dividing. Here's a pic after a couple of months.
It's about time to do it again because I can't get them enough light over winter.
Thank you all !
I made a place in the sun for them.
Ultimately, I want to separate the three plants and repot them individually. The aloes is very healthy, therefore I do not think it will be a problem. For the crassula, I will just cut and stick the stems in a new pot as I usually do.
Though, this ledebouria intrigues me. How did you cut them ? It is so bulby, should I cut above the bulb or at the very base ? Should I divide the plant based on these bulbs ? I am a bit baffled by it quite frankly.
