About Propagating Ponytail Palms.

I have a cluster of very young ponytail palms. 8 in the group, to be exact. Should I wait to split them all up? They’re presently in a 6″ clay pot and they’re all VERY healthy. rgds, Mark S.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 04/24/2020 @ 4:48 pm

As long as they are happy, there is no reason to disturb the roots. If you feel that they are becoming rootbound, then this article will help you to transplant them:

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