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Many thanks for your advice. They were a present and the details given do
not mention whether they are house plants or not so I had better
assume they
are house plants

They will seed.

Allow the seed-head to bury itself, preferably in a separate pot of
moist compost, and you'll have as many new plants as seed-heads - I've
only ever noticed single plants growing from them.

Mark its position and leave one out over winter (maybe it'll have to be
that of 2009) and see if it survives.

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Rusty
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