Hello mtddigs,
Gently remove the tree from the pot. If you don't see what I call little pearl clusteres on the roots then I would take it a step further and wash all the dirt to expose the entire root ball. Look over the entire root system and if their clean with no signs of a Nematode infestations then go head a repot it. You should be good to go.
Good luck
Lou NE., PA

Hello mtddigs,
Mtddigs, I just looked back in my photobucket page to find a photo showing what that infestation looks like on the roots of a fig tree. I took this photo way back when I had the problem.
Might help you knowing what to look for if your not exactly sure.
Lou NE.,

Thank you for the helpfull advice, I checked the roots of both small plants using the method you suggested. I was a good plan to rinse the roots under the tap, Both of the plants seemed to be free of nemotodes. Thanks Again MTD

i checked my purchase of 2 celeste plants and the roots did not have any of the "pearls" they looked very clean and healthy, i washed the pots in bleach and soapy water and rinsed clean and use fresh potting soil.mtd i purchased my plants from angel man in texas.keep our fingers crossed, next year we will be having a fig or two maybe,think positive