A gardener wants to trim the many pups on a 15-inch Mediterranean fan palm (named "Medusa") before repotting, shaping it into a 5-point star.
Nick says it's fine to remove some pups, but don't strip the crown too bare—fronds are needed for photosynthesis. Also, this palm prefers morning sun with dappled afternoon shade to prevent tip burn.
Use a well-draining mix, keep the root ball intact, and water thoroughly after transplanting.
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