The trouble is, it has only taken three seasons for the 'Emil' to grow that size! I'd have to be dividing it every year.
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Hopefully it will spread out next year? I have just repotted my spotted leaved cyps and they seem fine, but they are in the greenhouse. The other potted ones may get the treatment, but I only did 'Emil' becuase it was a large clump in the spring and in the garden they can suffer from what surrounds them e.g. clay, other plants etc.
That pollination device certainly gave me a giraffe
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Not much use for cyps though as the stamens and stigma are inside and designed for bees: the first time a bee squeezes out of the pouch (it can't get out through the large 'entrance') it smears itself with pollen. In the next flower, some of this gooey mess rubs off onto the stigma, before it picks up more pollen on its way out of the flower.