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Dec 15, 2014 12:08 PM CST
Name: tarev
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I have learned now with Aeoniums, as long as the stem is good, I can chop off the rosette that is attempting to bloom and wait for cool Fall weather to plant it, and it will come back nicely Smiling I have two bolters right now..though it is tempting to chop off the rosettes, I just want to see it finish the cycle of blooming. So far it has not been successful to complete it, oftentimes Mother Nature breaks the stem for me.

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