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Hi ...If you have planted a Leopard Plant and are growing it in your garden, yes, the seed pods typically appear in the fall. These pods contain the plant's seeds and turn brown when mature. If you plan to propagate the plant, you can collect the seeds and plant them in the appropriate season. However, make sure to confirm that these pods are indeed from the Leopard Plant before proceeding. 🫶🏻 🪴To determine whether the seed pods belong to the Leopard Plant, consider the following points: Appearance of the Pods: The seed pods of the Leopard Plant are typically oval-shaped and turn dark brown when mature. If their shape and color match this description, they are likely from the Leopard Plant. Location of the Pods: Pods usually appear near the base of the plant or in areas where flowers have previously bloomed. If the pods are away from other plants in your garden and close to the Leopard Plant, they are probably from that plant. Time of Appearance: The pods generally emerge in the fall. If you see them during this time, they are likely from the Leopard Plant. Examine the Seeds: If you open the pods and examine the seeds inside, the seeds of the Leopard Plant are usually oval and relatively small. These seeds will differ from those of other plants.

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@@judyhowell7075 To propagate a Plank plant via offsets, the best time to separate the offsets is when both the mother plant and the offsets are fully grown, and the offsets have developed sufficient roots. This typically occurs in spring or early summer, when the plant is actively growing and conditions are more favorable for propagation. A few things to consider: Root Development: Before separating the offsets from the mother plant, make sure that the offsets have developed enough roots to survive independently. Careful Handling: When separating the offsets, be careful not to damage the mother plant. It’s best to use clean, sharp tools for the job. Temperature and Humidity: After separating the offsets, place them in a humid and warm environment to help them establish roots more easily. Once the offsets have started to grow independently and their roots are sufficiently developed, you can safely separate them from the mother plant and pot them into new containers. 🫶🏻

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