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Old 06-20-2018, 02:28 AM
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Can I get some input from anyone/everyone on how you'd handle these roots? I just wrestled this Schombolaelia out of a 3.5" clay pot. Roots are tight and even after a long soak none of them seem inclined to loosen up.

It's ridiculously late, but this was obviously of the utmost importance, so I'm just going to let the picture say the next thousand words.

Thank you!
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