I don't think it's really that big a problem for common species. You might want to propagate it/spread it out if you want to see more growth.
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2 new U. sandersonii (typical and blue)
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Well, I've gotten plugs that were 5 lolons on a stolon all under 2 cm and wet myself with joy over it, lol.
Once Pyro sent me U. sandersonii (note the species name is never capitalized) that was a strand an inch long and he wrapped it like it was a vial of nitroglycerine. I think he sent half of his plant as he had just gotten it too. The package came ripped, apparently shot with a shotgun and had tire tracks on it. They issued me a written apology, wow. The strand was broken into 5 pieces. They HAD to have used xrays to be able to shatter it that way, I mean, to be SURE. I still have that plant, thanks Pyro!
Once Pyro sent me U. sandersonii (note the species name is never capitalized) that was a strand an inch long and he wrapped it like it was a vial of nitroglycerine. I think he sent half of his plant as he had just gotten it too. The package came ripped, apparently shot with a shotgun and had tire tracks on it. They issued me a written apology, wow. The strand was broken into 5 pieces. They HAD to have used xrays to be able to shatter it that way, I mean, to be SURE. I still have that plant, thanks Pyro!