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I have a chimera, Psychedelic Show, that has not bloomed yet, but is supposed to be super pretty based on online photos. Now I noticed it has a few suckers and buds. Normally I would get rid of the suckers. But this is a chimera. If it blooms true, I would like to have more of the same kind and sucker is the way to do it. So I can't decide what to do.
What would you do? Please give me some help to decide.
I would leave one or two on the mother plant until you feel they are large enough to root on their own. I have/had this same plant. The colors are striking & sometimes it produces a bloomstalk with its sport, Psychedelic Moon, I believe it is called.
Thanks for your comments. That's what I will do. I will leave a couple. I also have Psychedelic Moon that just has one bloom opened up. Very striking. Now I hope that plant has suckers but not yet.
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