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by theperpetualhobbiest

14 Comments

  1. That’s very pretty. There’s probably a lot of soil in that pot, but sure you can make it all work 🤙

  2. Actual-Army-6277

    that might too much soil & too big of a pot.. did you personally repot it and see how the roots looked?

  3. bubblewench

    You ideally never want a pot more than 33-50% larger than your plants’ roots. So #1, pot too large. It won’t dry out fast enough and will lead to wet spots, dry spots, air holes, and potentially rot.

    2-You’ve tied around the petioles and new growth points. Both places I see ties should be about 1 inch lower on the stem.

    3-The majority of houseplants prefer to be pruned or outgrow their pots, I can’t see that ever happening here.

    So yeah, definitely will need some work for this plant to be happy. But it does look epic.

    (edit formating)

  4. Rickmyross

    If you can water properly, pot size doesn’t matter. Change my mind.

    Looks great, and cool idea with the wood. I would tie it in such a way that it allows the stem to thicken still, not so tightly against the wood.

  5. InevitableLibrary554

    Agreed about being careful with the soil… but, this is gonna look really lovely. Great choice of plant support

  6. Nine-tailedDragon

    My adonsonii have survived anything. And I definitely love the idea of the driftwood. I’m stealing it.

  7. melancholypowerhour

    To fix the issue of too much soil you could put in a false bottom. Some rocks in the bottom of the pot + a plastic water catch tray on top of that (add some holes for drainage first) would work.

    This looks sick, I wanna make one!

  8. TheRecycledPirate

    That deserves a nicer pot! Great effort. Plenty of sun and love.

  9. _Kendii_

    Very deep pot but I absolutely love the wood.

  10. casey012293

    How are you preventing the wood from rotting?

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