Hi, so basically it’s a clump of Penhill dark monarch and I’m specifically worried about the small formation on the bottom right.
by Far_Laugh_8800
Hi, so basically it’s a clump of Penhill dark monarch and I’m specifically worried about the small formation on the bottom right.
by Far_Laugh_8800
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Following… looks interesting.
To my amateur eyes it looks okay so far. But it never hurts to keep it isolated in a separate pot just to be sure. Sometimes when an eye has broken off, the tuber compensates by awakening several “peripheral eyes” around the broken one so perhaps thats what’s happening in the bottom right
Bury it