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Bringing the plumeria in ...

9 years ago

We're about to have sub-freezing temperatures here in New Orleans so I had to drag in most of my plants, including this Dwarf Singapore Pink (with inflorescence!) that isn't so dwarf anymore.

Anyway, it was well-rooted into the ground through the drainage hole in the pot. Will this be an issue that I've ripped those roots up out of the ground? Wouldn't want to lose this guy!

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bossyvossy
9 years ago
Nah, no biggie and it will make it thru winter. However , you might want to transplant to a bigger pot next spring or take out of existing pot and do some root trimming before planting back into orig pot (don't worry , you won't hurt anything )
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