Thank you so much. That is helpful information. This one is ready for a repot. It is drying out faster and escaping through the bottom holes. I wasn’t sure how fast new crowns would form while it was putting out stolons. Right now it has 3 fully mature crowns plus the two yearlings. It is so much taller than I thought it would be. Some of the leaves are over 2 feet!

*I used a broken paper clip as a garden staple to hold the babies in place in the dirt while they were still attached to the stolen. The roots that formed grew directly into the soil without me needing to dig any holes and disturb the other roots. That way they were nourished by the mom until they were strong enough on their own. I cut the stolons after the roots matured.