Radagast97
420 Member
I've only seen this in one pot, but it was surprising. I repotted a seedling from a solo cup to a one gal pot and it kept growing well.
Later, I was going to increase the pot size, given the plant was getting up about 12 inches. When I depotted the plant, most of the soil fell off, leaving a root ball in the approximate shape of the original solo cup.
I use a moderate amount of perlite in my mix, usually coat the outside of the root ball with mycorrhizal fungal powder, and water well.
I usually wait until the soil is dry to at least an inch down before watering, but had noticed this plant did show water stress earlier than others between watering.
Any idea what could have gone wrong to cause this? For the future?
Thanks,
Rad
Later, I was going to increase the pot size, given the plant was getting up about 12 inches. When I depotted the plant, most of the soil fell off, leaving a root ball in the approximate shape of the original solo cup.
I use a moderate amount of perlite in my mix, usually coat the outside of the root ball with mycorrhizal fungal powder, and water well.
I usually wait until the soil is dry to at least an inch down before watering, but had noticed this plant did show water stress earlier than others between watering.
Any idea what could have gone wrong to cause this? For the future?
Thanks,
Rad