Thanks very much you guys......Rusty I wll check out your bonsai thread as well. It's not for mothers.....just seems that my plants get too big for my pots and it's time I learn how to deal with that. Our usual MO is to get a bigger pot......but even that answer is starting to get out of control for us....

Rhizome and Rusty......hope your loved ones are doing well. Chemo is a complete PITA all right and the forgetfulness makes being stoned seem like Einstein.........but beats the alternatve. I walk around the house and see about six things I started and never finished. Anyone ever seen the move "Momento?" It's kind of like that.

As far as trimming the top......what if the plant is say 3-4 weeks into bloom. Would you still transplant the same way and trim off some of the top or just the root stuff? If you did still trim the top I assume it would be least needed stuff (as Stinky said) or no trimming at all during bloom?
Weedhound Reviewed by Weedhound on . Question For Stinky (or rhizome or......) I know it's been posted but honestly I'm having some real memory troubles these days (called "chemo" brain by those in the know apparently) so could you please, please, PLEASE tell me exactly how you would transplant a rootbound plant back into the same or same sized pot? Do you just chop off the bottom third or ? I sort of need a step by step guide if you actually have a chance to answer this post. Thanks Stinky/everyone. Wh Rating: 5