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Old 02-25-2010, 06:37 PM
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Default What to do with giant rootball

I have a phal that went WAY too long before repotting. The pot was litterally packed with roots, beyond rootbound! I tried to soak and loosen them up before repotting but no such luck. My question is how do I procceed? Should I just leave it alone and put it in a bigger pot? Or soak overnight and try to loosen them up again? What would you do?
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