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My achimenes has little "pine cones" all along the stems. They look like the rhizomes you plant, only smaller. Does anyone know if they can be removed and stored for planting in the spring?
Yep - just pick them off and store them in some vermiculite until you're ready to plant them next spring. Technically I think they're called "bulbils" or "propagules" if they form in the leaf axils, but they function just as do the rhizomes, whatever they're called.
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