root bound during flowering question

[stinkyattic]

I take my pot (usually a 1 gallon) and I literally just cut the bottom off the pot with either a sharp serrated knife or a Dremmel. I then plop the whole pot right into the dirt. The roots will grow into the new soil. .

Elevated transplanting, a la BOG.

For me, the absolute tell tale sign of rootbound is curled under tips of leaves. Unless it does that, I generally assume its a different problem.

Yup agreed. And the upside-down canoe leaves.

stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on 12-12-2006. root bound during flowering question how do u know if Ur plant is root bound during the flowering cycle.Ive read if your fan leaves continues to yellow until all the fan leaves are gone and also u can get n deficiency from being root bound.now does that goes with the plant being in budding or is it during veg,plus can i add more dirt in the container during flowering would it effect the plant in anyway ..........reason im asking,well my fan leaves are yellowing bad and dying off,plus half of my soil in the container seems to be Rating: 5