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title: "Is this propagation ready to be potted?"
description: "Is this propagation ready to be potted?"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/GpJkJG2qS7KZ7LpSwQwhSg/ZWsdvIKAsdDwKyLKf73nqb"
community: "Propagating & Sowing"
author: "Holly"
published: "2025-05-02T20:13:07.079551Z"
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# Is this propagation ready to be potted?

_Posted by Holly on 2025-05-02_

Is this propagation ready to be potted?

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## 6 comments

### syd + tom commented on 2025-05-02

i would let the roots get a little longer!

#### Holly replied on 2025-05-02

Thank you 🌿

### River commented on 2025-05-02

Considering the size of the roots you should probably plant it soon but if you want the roots to get a little bigger then that’s fine too, it won’t hurt the plant

#### Holly replied on 2025-05-02

Thanks! 😊

### JenThon🪴🪷 commented on 2025-05-02

I try to wait until the roots have roots. Anytime after that point is generally ok.

#### Holly replied on 2025-05-02

Thanks 💕

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