emergency replant

9 years ago

Since water wouldn't penetrate I decided to replant now instead of waiting till spring.after{{gwi:640991}} breaking off the pot

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the weatherman said no chance of rain for seven days. guess what he lied

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Comments (4)

greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
9 years ago
Wow, that's some plant you have there ! (Hobbit, or is it a Gollum? I can never tell without looking at mine!). How old is it? I bet it weighs a ton. Looks like you have been doing some pruning/shaping recently. Great plant :)

Gill UK
rina_Ontario,Canada 5a
9 years ago
Richard
Is that same plant you posted about in another thread? It looks like a 'monster' - in a good way...Looks better after some pruning. I guess just make sure not to overwater - but I am sure you know that.
Are your plants still outside?
Good luck with it over the winter.

Rina
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lzrddr
9 years ago
That is a HobbitÃ¢ÂÂ¦ not nearly as common as Gollum.. nice plant!
oldstumpy1 Long Island ny
Original Author
9 years ago
HI GIll, Rina and Lzrddr
Yes this is the same one from the last post, it was severally neglected and sun burned. I would have waited till spring but when I watered it water just sat on top. Just a minor trim to get it trough the door. with temps in the mid forty's at night all my plants are tucked away till spring.

Richard