My tilantia flowered a few days ago. I got a bit curious about the process and just read that they flower once, a hermaphrodite flower, then they go into a cloning process and give birth to a genetically identical offspring that starts a new circle, grow, flower, clone and so on…very Foundation Trilogy-like 🤭
Gorgeous setup for this plant.
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Yes. That's been my experience. Once they flower and a little bit later you'll start to see a "pup". Within a timeframe of 2 1/2 years, this is #6. When it gets a little bigger gently twist/pull it off.
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