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A couple of questions (pot size & roots on surface)


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Posted (edited)

Hello guys,

I have a couple of questions:

1) Is it ok if roots are above the surface? This is Sago Palm:

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2) Is this pot ok for this Dracena Marginata (got it in this pot in Home Depot a few days ago), or should I upgrade?

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Edited by PashkaTLT

Planted palms: Sabal minor, W. Robusta (Mexican Fan Palm, my favourite!), Windmill, Pindo, Needle, European Fan, Sago palm, Saw Palmetto, Pygmy Date palm

Inside during winter: Majesty, Cat palm, Chinese fan palm, Mexican Fan palm

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8 hours ago, PashkaTLT said:

Is it ok if roots are above the surface? This is Sago Palm:

The little clumps of nodules are coralloid roots, which provide a site where symbiotic cyanobacteria can fix atmospheric nitrogen for the cycad, so they are supposed to be just above the soil level or very slightly below it. Don't bury them!

8 hours ago, PashkaTLT said:

Is this pot ok for this Dracena Marginata

If you want the fastest possible growth rate, you could certainly up-pot it a tad. It's also likely in overly water-retentive nursery media with little nutrient value. However, these plants will tolerate all sorts of inconveniences provided they're not over-watered and get root-rot.

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