
Easy to separate clump into individual plants—work slowly to preserve roots.
Small pots (3–4 inches) are fine for individual plants; larger for clumps.
Care sheets at cobraplant.com/caresheets. DVD Volume 2 shows repotting/propagation.
Good Growing!
Jacob Farin
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