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Message: <blockquote data-quote="littlebigreef" data-source="post: 11426584" data-attributes="member: 72887"><p>Depends on what it is. Some zoas stall after being cut whereas in others it encourages growth. I recently reuped on hallucinations after losing mine in a move. I went ahead and paid the premium for a multi-polyped frag because I didn't want to wait years for it to really get rolling. However, once you have 3-4p they generally become pretty good growers. I've had this one about 5-6 weeks and Its already budding babies. Poinsettias are another that just grow incredibly slow - even with favorable parameters and good nutrition so you're unlikely to see anything more than a single. I've come to the point where I'll often by duplicate frags regardless the number of polyps, in that way you're *almost* assured to end up with a viable specimen (and this has saved my butt a few times).</p></blockquote><p></p>

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