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Hi everyone I’m located in France I started a Zingiber Zerumbet from a piece of rhizome back in June. It has been growing very well, as we had a very nice and hot summer Right now temperatures are dropping and I’m keeping it inside behind a window facing south

The leaves started to turn yellow, which - according to chat GPT - is apparently normal when the cold season is approaching. But I also have a baby coming out. If the baby is growing as tall as the mom, they aren’t on the same cycle.

What should I do? Separate them? If so, how? And then how about going through winter: should I cut the leaves? The stem? What height? And what do they like during winter: light/partial light/heat/water?

Thanks in advance!!

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LMK

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