Help im rootbound

kkt3

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What size pot you in now? If your good at transplanting, do that. Your plant will definitely thank you for it.

I had a couple plants in 5 gallon buckets that were root bound. Transplanted them into 20 gallon planters and they loved it.
 
What size pot you in now? If your good at transplanting, do that. Your plant will definitely thank you for it.

I had a couple plants in 5 gallon buckets that were root bound. Transplanted them into 20 gallon planters and they loved it.
Well tbh i dont know how many gallon but that plant is about 4ft tall now that root ball is 2 bags of happy frog i just got a new pot today that is 16 in deep and bout 18 I. Across but there is only a finger width maybe 2 between root ball and side of potnow i wondering should i trim roots backs where they are running around pot .i was gna put it a small rubbermaid tote but the plan is 2 more weeks im gonnaflip them all so i dont know what i should do
 

KK26

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I have a major root problem i pulled them out at bottom a little and some came off. Ive read to much back and forth on what to do should i cut the root ball or just plant it in a bigger pot.

You're half way there transplanting already and she does need a bigger home so I would.

The root ball will be fine and she will thank you in the end

Quick in and out the operation theatre and she'll be fine.
 

KK26

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Well tbh i dont know how many gallon but that plant is about 4ft tall now that root ball is 2 bags of happy frog i just got a new pot today that is 16 in deep and bout 18 I. Across but there is only a finger width maybe 2 between root ball and side of potnow i wondering should i trim roots backs where they are running around pot .i was gna put it a small rubbermaid tote but the plan is 2 more weeks im gonnaflip them all so i dont know what i should do

I would not be trimming more roots. She's a good plant so no need asking for fuck ups.
 

T macc

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Transplant the mother if it needs a bigger pot, tie her down and flower whenever. Roots still grow in flower.

Putting the clones outside a couple hours a day and increasing the time they are outside by 1 or 2 hours daily; as long as the plant looks healthy outdoors, it won't be a problem. If they start drooping or something, then the clones haven't hardened off yet to the increased sun exposure.
 
What size pot you in now? If your good at transplanting, do that. Your plant will definitely thank you for it.

I had a couple plants in 5 gallon buckets that were root bound. Transplanted them into 20 gallon planters and they loved it.
yes she went into a rubbermaid tote 5 bags of dirt onxtop of her root ball
 
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