U should transplant BEFORE it is root bound. If u feel like ur watering too often, like almost daily, then u should transplant
it takes a lot to become bound. root bound is indicative of lower vegetation dying off, replaced by apical growth.
go re-pot. and stop talking back
felt it was necessary to include if done in moderation, poking holes into the root zone(while avoiding the taproot) is beneficial, earth worms do it naturally, its similar to topping, when one root end is broken, multiple replace it.
No clue but my guess would be the lady doesn't have any room so it's put the roots primary objective to find new ground(more space) opposed to letting it flourish with the little hair roots that stem off of it.
Not sure what the problem is they look fine for the most part, they are gonna be root bound very soon though those brown roots mean it's suffocating and their dieing off. Don't keep taking them out to check on the roots, I don't understand what led you to believe you needed to but all your gonna do is really piss her off.
How do you know he didn't transplant and took that picture while in the process?
He says how she's not root bound when he lifts them up, an he just stated how he does it cause he's always checking for root rot. No need to fill the feed up with pointless arguments. It is some thing I use to do my self and didn't learn until ruining my plants cause no one told me.
