valleylynn said:You don't want to separate them until the offsets mature enough to start producing their own roots. Usually you will see the tiny white roots start up, then you can separate and plant.r
I just try to keep an eye on them every day and I swear they're making progress. More Honey has a look that I think is unique when compared to all my other ones and I really hope it can live and thrive in these brutal Oklahoma temperatures as well as the top lopping, lol.... 
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