Does this mean I should have divided this tuber? I know it needs a bigger container and more soil. But all the sprouts are making me think I should have tried to split it before sprouting. I honestly thought I didn’t overwinter them properly so pleasantly surprised!
by Own_Upstairs_777
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Not necessarily. Its very hard to see the eyes before they sprout and its better to err on the side of too many. And remember that in many places, people don’t dig them up and divide them every single year and they grow just fine. Looks like you’re gonna have a very healthy, full plant!