Before I bring in this houseplant for the cold season, would it be beneficial to rearrange it in the pot to make the
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KMS Woodworks on Oct 28, 2012Given the size of that plant and the size of that pot ...you are in serious need of re-planting into a much bigger pot. it you move this in /out each season get a wheeled planter base. This smaller pot my be light enough now but when you upgrade it will get a bit heavier.Helpful Reply
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Louise on Oct 28, 2012When I took the photo I started wondering the size of the pot might contribute to its problem. I'll repot it today. Thanks. AND I should straighten it up, right?Helpful Reply
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Louise on Oct 28, 2012I'm not sure what you mean by "the support might come apart."Helpful Reply
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KMS Woodworks on Oct 29, 2012a small metal u shaped fence post would be sturdy...and not risk rotting like a wood post.Helpful Reply
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Douglas Hunt on Oct 29, 2012That plant is definitely in need of an upgrade in pot size. Feel free to make it more upright when you do, but you may well need a stake to keep it that way.Helpful Reply
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EdenMaker on Oct 29, 2012Definitely time for a new container!Helpful Reply
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Louise on Oct 29, 2012But if I put it in a new container, I won't get my money's worth on this one! I've only used it about 25 yrs or so. :-))Helpful Reply
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KMS Woodworks on Oct 30, 2012you can always save the pot for one of its smaller cousins...then get another 25 yers out of it...50 years is my limit for a plastic pot.Helpful Reply
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Melissa K on Nov 01, 2012A few years ago, a friend talked me into leaving this plant outside in the ground for the winter. Although it did survive (and I divided it i the process) It is in a poor area and I plan to dig it up and bring it back in the for winter. Its been outside for about three years.Helpful Reply
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