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Ok, so I went ahead and trimmed the PSO (Pogostemon Stellatus Octopus) and replanted it in the tank. I just cut 1 stem back to about 3 nodes  above the substrate, then divided that stem into 2 and planted. Some of you plant experts  probably think “well, we know how this goes”, but since it’s all very new to me and I learn by doing. I want to see what happens to the section that was cut from the middle of the stem . First pic is the plant before trimming. Second is after trim and replant as are the remaining pics 

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Update! So the mother plant has had a growth spurt since I trimmed the top, it’s nearly reached the top of the tank already. The other 2 sections are still doing well, just growing a lot slower, but I think once the roots establish they’ll take off as well.

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Another couple/few days and the mother plant will have reached to surface again! 
 

the “top” that I trimmed off is growing longer, it’s hard to see in the photo right next to the original plant and the “mid section” I cut and placed just the other side of the intake sponge is starting to stretch its “tentacles”. The tank is beginning to look filled in!

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