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Hello. I'm a new joiner, its been a month or two since then. I haven't tried repotting a palm but I read a couple of articles saying that it can kill the plant. I plotted my palm 5 years ago on soda bottle (1.5L / 50 oz), thinking of slowing its growth but I don't know if I'm just killing it instead.

Any suggestions what to do to avoid fraying pronds?

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Welcome to the posting side!

I would put it in a bigger pot. Cut the plastic bottle on opposite sides with a razor blade or very sharp knife and open the bottle like a book. Then you can get it out without root damage.

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Yes, repot in larger pot. Use well draining, coarse garden soil, not cheap black potting soil. Where are you?

Meg

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20 minutes ago, NOT A TA said:

Welcome to the posting side!

I would put it in a bigger pot. Cut the plastic bottle on opposite sides with a razor blade or very sharp knife and open the bottle like a book. Then you can get it out without root damage.

Thanks for the warm welcome. Sure, i'll try this. I'll find bigger pot which will fit him. I heard, its better to find taller ones than wider ones

 

 

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8 minutes ago, PalmatierMeg said:

Yes, repot in larger pot. Use well draining, coarse garden soil, not cheap black potting soil. Where are you?

I'm from Philippines and trying to grow this palm indoors

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