Hammer bud, frag opportunity?

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Hello!
Hammer has been making buds off the base for a bit and one is quite large now. Leave it or is this a good first time frag opportunity?

any how to tips appreciated.
Thanks!

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It’s really a personal preference. I only frag mine when they are taking too much real estate. I love the look of big colonies.
 
I have fragged two of these little heads, just use some standard cutter tool to snip it off the stem, and glue to a frag. They grow quite slow but fun to watch.
 

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