here my casey I just transplanted 10 days ago into the 8 inch ...showing signs off root boundness...main fan leaves are starting to turn yellow
Its transplanting time again into 10 inch potter
I hope you scored the rootball before as you upcanned?
word to that, gotta make sure you break up that rootball, the best way for me i showed a couple of times in the thread. it took me about 15-20 minutes to do this, its very time consuming i know... but for me its better than taking scissors or a knife to the roots. but its all about personal preference and what works best for you, time wise and work wise. just make sure you break that shit up! hehehe!
i know what your sayin brick and im not sayin your wrong, i just would like to bring up a few questions. wouldnt useing a knife to cut the roots sever a lot of the roots you were trying to grow? dont the severed roots start to rot once they are cut off from the main root? i dont understand how gently shaking and breaking apart the rootball, can be worse than cutting the actual roots off. i mean you cant save those fine roots if the actual root is severed right? not trying to argue im just asking questions because i dont understand ya know.
I hope you scored the rootball before as you upcanned?
not arguing the fact that you can keep them healthy. but that transplanting is the best thing for the plant. and how to identify when your plant is STARTING to get rootbound. that plant in my thread is ready for a bigger pot, no it may not be rootbound to the extent you all think, but its ready for a bigger pot.
wow ima just hop in for a second and continue to read more, just have to say... what an asshole.. good job OP
Said like that I agree with you Zaehet Strife, to me that explains what you're trying to get across. This thread got completely carried away with nonsense, and I think that quote would have spared a lot of it
You're an idiot.