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Repot or to not repot royal


ZPalms

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I was going to repot these 2 today but idk if they need it, I checked the cups and the roots really haven’t filled them out yet but the roots were growing out the bottom so I just lifted them out and replaced the root back into the cup but should I still repot?

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Look for a pot that goes deeper but not wider. 

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5 hours ago, JLM said:

Look for a pot that goes deeper but not wider. 

I have mcdonalds cup if that works?

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Just now, ZPalms said:

I have mcdonalds cup if that works?

Sounds like a good candidate.

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Just now, JLM said:

Sounds like a good candidate.

Thanks! I'll do that tomorrow :mrlooney:

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10 minutes ago, ZPalms said:

I have mcdonalds cup if that works?

No, can't use drink cups.  :PIMG_20210706_134703_hdr.thumb.jpg.2a7505649ef10b278343a3e74caa2fa8.jpg

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1 minute ago, Fusca said:

No, can't use drink cups.  :PIMG_20210706_134703_hdr.thumb.jpg.2a7505649ef10b278343a3e74caa2fa8.jpg

Oh Lord. Jinx lol

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1 minute ago, Fusca said:

No, can't use drink cups.  :PIMG_20210706_134703_hdr.thumb.jpg.2a7505649ef10b278343a3e74caa2fa8.jpg

So funky and useful I love it!!!! :D

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Some with more aggressive roots get a bigger cup!IMG_20220212_113831.thumb.jpg.e8767d24e1f79647bd0776c18a8be145.jpg

4 minutes ago, JohnAndSancho said:

Oh Lord. Jinx lol

I declined sharing my drink cups in the "What's your favorite pot" thread.  :lol:

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2 minutes ago, Fusca said:

Some with more aggressive roots get a bigger cup!IMG_20220212_113831.thumb.jpg.e8767d24e1f79647bd0776c18a8be145.jpg

I declined sharing my drink cups in the "What's your favorite pot" thread.  :lol:

All of mine get used as Sancho's water bowls. 

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I stored some styrofoam zaxby cup and arby plastic cup, I wonder if roots would pop out styrofoam

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Just now, ZPalms said:

I stored some styrofoam zaxby cup and arby plastic cup, I wonder if roots would pop out styrofoam

I know styrofoam breaks down fast with liquid. I go to Daquiri Express so much the girls working there know my car and start making me a large Pink Panther before my car is in park. I dunno how they would do with palm roots though. 

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30 minutes ago, JohnAndSancho said:

I know styrofoam breaks down fast with liquid. I go to Daquiri Express so much the girls working there know my car and start making me a large Pink Panther before my car is in park. I dunno how they would do with palm roots though. 

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"SOB" - What a mood LOL

Seriously though, good question about the roots. If they were aggressive enough i would think they would eventually. Depends on just how crappy the cup is i guess lol

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35 minutes ago, ZPalms said:

I stored some styrofoam zaxby cup and arby plastic cup, I wonder if roots would pop out styrofoam

I actually used a 32 oz. styrofoam Whataburger cup for a Sabal 'Riverside' seedling.  Kept it there two years before I planted it out.  It was still in decent shape after two years but probably wouldn't last much longer than that.  It'll work temporarily.

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51 minutes ago, JLM said:

"SOB" - What a mood LOL

Seriously though, good question about the roots. If they were aggressive enough i would think they would eventually. Depends on just how crappy the cup is i guess lol

That one was actually for Strawberry Orange Banana, but I owned it. 

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4 hours ago, ZPalms said:

I have mcdonalds cup if that works?

Tall milk/fruit juice cartons also work as pots, if you cut off the top part and make holes in the base. Depending on the carton, you can get 9 or 10" of height. They will fall to bits eventually, of course; putting multiple rubber bands (or string, tape etc.) around them will improve their useful life.

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