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My Cordyline 'Red Sensation' that I've overwintered for a number of years has formed some small offshoots at the base. Can I use these offshoots to start new plants? If so, how?
Never mind. I pried off the offshoots at the base. One broke off; the other offshoot had some tiny roots attached. Then I potted up the mother plant and little junior and brought them in for the winter. We'll see what happens.
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