hello to all the grape..
i use to have a my theory.. my plants are ready to be moved to a bigger pots when i realised that the pot were very light at the end of the day... i start to use this metod because i move some already when they were small and end up that the soil was moist for a long time ( i think more wet the moist) that they died..
BUT as usual mine are only theory based on what i think...so i'm asking when is better to potting plants?
i know some of you will tell me when the are almost root bounded, but what that mean exctly?
i ask this because 2 of ly tomatoes plants are getting big and my old metod doeasn't work well anymore... the soil in the pots is still moist and it seem that they don't need to water every day but when i lift them from the pot i've seen quite a lot roots.
now i think they are almost root bound but what you think?
the right one is my tumbler and is already in flower the other one (left) is my garden perle ...
i ask this as well because when you buy a shop plant they always full of roots and they look like a cotton spool thay you can't see the brown color of the soil..
thanks
i use to have a my theory.. my plants are ready to be moved to a bigger pots when i realised that the pot were very light at the end of the day... i start to use this metod because i move some already when they were small and end up that the soil was moist for a long time ( i think more wet the moist) that they died..
BUT as usual mine are only theory based on what i think...so i'm asking when is better to potting plants?
i know some of you will tell me when the are almost root bounded, but what that mean exctly?
i ask this because 2 of ly tomatoes plants are getting big and my old metod doeasn't work well anymore... the soil in the pots is still moist and it seem that they don't need to water every day but when i lift them from the pot i've seen quite a lot roots.
now i think they are almost root bound but what you think?
the right one is my tumbler and is already in flower the other one (left) is my garden perle ...
i ask this as well because when you buy a shop plant they always full of roots and they look like a cotton spool thay you can't see the brown color of the soil..
thanks
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