roots exiting the bottom of the pot

max316420

max316420

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no you do not want to cut them, although it generally wont hurt them when your roots are growing at that rate you want to transplant your plant into a new, bigger container.
 
max316420

max316420

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well congrats on taking the first step, need a little more info..... what are you using? lights, soil, food, space,co2, size of container, seed or clone
 
max316420

max316420

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whatever roots that are coming out of the container you can cut off, but make sure you don't rip them off because you could damage the root system
 
Blazed Hippie

Blazed Hippie

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Ya your plant is pot bound, it probably will yield less bc you got a area constraint. Being pot bound shouldnt kill it or anything let nature cut them imo..
 
rzza

rzza

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i just transplanted from 5x5 square pots to 3 gallon rounds.

after taking them out of the smaller pots i found at all four corners there was an abundance of roots where each four holes were.i guess thats where the roots could breath the most.

but yea mine were also growing out the bottom like yours, im sure their gonna love the new home.
 
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