Viewing post #1297787 by Baja_Costero

To each her own, of course! In all fairness you will probably never have a solitary plant no matter how many times you remove the pups... it's just a matter of time before they return. Which is why I wait until I repot to reduce the head count. It's easier then anyway.

Here's an example of what I mean. I have nursed this seedling along for a few years now and recently repotted it into a 10" (3 gallon) can (removing all the offsets but 1 tiny one). Its already sprouting more. But you only know how big these plants can get when you give them room to grow. This one is way bigger than its mother or father.