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title: "I still have my double knockouts in the pot it came in should I be…"
description: "I still have my double knockouts in the pot it came in should I be moving to a bigger pot already?"
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community: "The Blooming Brigade"
author: "Ryõsei"
published: "2025-03-21T23:31:51.830351Z"
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# I still have my double knockouts in the pot it came in should I be…

_Posted by Ryõsei on 2025-03-21_

I still have my double knockouts in the pot it came in should I be moving to a bigger pot already?

## 3 comments

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2025-03-21

It looks like you got it mid Feb? If you're not seeing any roots out the bottom or signs of root bound, no need to repot yet. Unless you just want a new pot or different soil.

### Ryõsei commented on 2025-03-22

Yes, got it for Valentine's day. Thank you for that I did not know about root bound I will keep an eye out. I was just wondering since it's grown quite fast, it was just 4 sticks when I got it. Appreciate your help.

#### Wolfen 🐺 replied on 2025-03-22

I have had some roses in the same pot for years. In my experience they tend to grow upwards more than downwards. But always good to keep an eye on.

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