Quote Originally Posted by BUZz UK
man, it's looking big now. Just plant it in the dirt, then feed and water it. Should be fine.
Well Buzz the only reason why I'm curious about this is solely because the plant is in sandy soil.. basically straight sand within the container I buried in the ground.

I don't think the sand will have proper nutes to feed baby come September. I don't want the plant to out grow so large that the amount of soil I have in there isnâ??t enough and then have to dig out the entire plants root system to attempt to add more soil seems like a bad idea. Also Iâ??m not sure if Iâ??m going to want to re-locate it within the same area as itâ??s gotten 2x as large and I donâ??t want it to draw any attention to itself being as large as it is already. I just donâ??t want this plant to get put in the ground and then have something go wrong. But eventually I think I will just end up putting it straight into the earth I create for it. Maybe 2 cu ft worth will be enough for the next few months.

Iâ??m probably rambling on at this point huhâ?¦

Quote Originally Posted by deftdrummer
that is awesome, that plant got fuckin huge. Are you able to see the plant in the picture with the forest or were you just humoring us? Also, where do you live, It's beautiful there. If you don't want to say I understand.
The only reason I posted that picture was partly because itâ??s Babyâ??s habitat the plant is threw the shore line past the trees for optimal sun. Though mostly because there were two turtles sun bathing on logs even though it wasnâ??t a particularly sunny day. I live in Southeast Minnesota along the Mississippi river in a bluff valley and it is stunning.

I thought maybe she was root bound again when I looked at her on the 14th but then I realized it was only due to insufficient watering and I collected about 35gallons of rain water + I realized that I have a dehumidifier in my basement which is constantly pumping out R/O water. Things are settling down and I'm glad to have had the chance to grow indoors and now a chance to experiment outdoors as well.

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