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About Pupping Time...

9 years ago

Most of my Tillies that have flowered have finally finished their glorious run and have started pupping. Got one for my Tortilis, two (barely) visible little ones for my Showtime, one near adult size plus two newbies sprouting from my Rex, two more little ones for my Jumping for Joy to make it four, another four spikey buds pushing up the leaves of my T. Brazen, and five little dango balls for my ionantha fuego. What I'd like to ask for those of you who've had the joy of raising several generations of tillies under your belt is this...

Firstly, we know tillies clone themselves when they pup. Does that mean they inherit ALL their parents characteristics? I.E. my Showtime had only one flower bract, but I've seen other Showtimes with two. Does that mean my Showtime pups are destined to have only one flower bract, or is it possible for them to still have two?

Secondly, do tillies grow quicker if left to clump together, or should they be separated as soon as they reach adult size for optimal growth? Any input will be much appreciated.

P.S. Before I forget...Happy New Year people!

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