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    #1
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    Root Question

    Today after transplanting, I noticed at the bottom of my soil, which is about 7-8 inches, is a little white root.. I dont really wanna put it in a larger pot becuz its gonna be really obvious.. My friend just told me the root will grow into a ball or something.. Can I atleast let it grow in here for a litte while, the plant is only like 4-5 inches and is like 3-4 weeks old.
    pkash Reviewed by pkash on . Root Question Today after transplanting, I noticed at the bottom of my soil, which is about 7-8 inches, is a little white root.. I dont really wanna put it in a larger pot becuz its gonna be really obvious.. My friend just told me the root will grow into a ball or something.. Can I atleast let it grow in here for a litte while, the plant is only like 4-5 inches and is like 3-4 weeks old. Rating: 5

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    #2
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    Root Question

    The roots will grow around the container till the become rootbound.It slows growth and affects the yeild.You should by all means give it some room to root around!

    Ga Grown

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    #3
    Senior Member

    Root Question

    I moved this to basic growing.

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Root Question

    Use a bigger pot.

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    #5
    Senior Member

    Root Question

    Quote Originally Posted by GaGrown
    The roots will grow around the container till the become rootbound.It slows growth and affects the yeild.You should by all means give it some room to root around!

    Ga Grown
    i agree change pots and let it root in a bigger space you will definatly thank yaself later on in the grow trust me
    cheers all

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    #6
    Senior Member

    Root Question

    You can and should move to bigger pot.

    Line the pot bottom with 2-3 inches of small lava rock. This will help your roots from becoming rootbound as they spend time and energy encapsulating the entire rock bottom. They will draw minerals from the rock and still allow your plant to produce nice tomatos.

    This will also help you keep container size to bare minimums. You can grow huge plants in 8 quart containers.

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    #7
    Senior Member

    Root Question

    or... just flower now.... if size is an issue.. just flower... just say FLOWER..

    iloveyou

    hardon... 2-3 inches....of lava rock... wow... how about just 1 inch...?

    am I gonna come over to your pad some day?


    iloveyou

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