Wait until pups are 2–3 inches tall with their own roots before removing. Gently separate, let the cut end callus 12–24 hours, then pot in well-draining succulent mix. Thin leaves indicate insufficient light or the pup is too young.
These bulbs need 4–5 months of cool, dry dormancy. Don't water until shoots emerge naturally—premature watering causes rot. Plant outdoors or in pots only after danger of frost, when temps stay above 70°F.
Patience and proper cycles are key for both plants.
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