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title: "What would be the best way to prop my Nora? she is leaning heavily to…"
description: "What would be the best way to prop my Nora? she is leaning heavily to one side."
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community: "Foliage Plant Haven"
author: "Plant Hoarder 🌱"
published: "2025-01-11T01:19:17.166111Z"
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# What would be the best way to prop my Nora? she is leaning heavily to…

_Posted by Plant Hoarder 🌱 on 2025-01-11_

What would be the best way to prop my Nora? she is leaning heavily to one side.

## 5 comments

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2025-01-11

You don't have to chop, turn her around

#### Plant Hoarder 🌱 replied on 2025-01-12

I meant prop. She is leaning hard over the side of the pot.

### Lynda commented on 2025-01-11

And maybe add a stake for some support…

#### Plant Hoarder 🌱 replied on 2025-01-12

I used a moss pole for now. I feel like she is leaning so far that I can’t get good support with the diameter of the pot. Maybe a bigger pot in spring.

#### Lynda replied on 2025-01-12

Speaking of repotting, I know there’s more chance of shock during the winter, but I’m not sure why. If I find a plant of mine is root bound, I will go ahead, and repot it whenever, and I haven’t had any problems doing that. So, you might check to see if your plant is root bound, and if it is, maybe it’s time to repot, even though it’s winter. I’d like to see some other opinions on that…

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