I Have An Avocado Plant That Was From A Cutting And Grew Leaning Downwards. So I Straightened The Main Stalk With Sticks To Make I

t upright. A few months went by, I noticed two or tree stems growing out from the bottom through the soil . Do I cut off the main stem and allow the new stems to grow?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 03/21/2023 @ 3:13 am

Those are suckers. Keep the main stem and cut the suckers off at the base.

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