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StormLover

Is that ANOTHER planter? Inside THE planter??

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  1. Ezzeldin Yaqoub

    Yup

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  2. StormLover

    Oh it's 3 in one.... roots are intertwined! 🥴

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  3. StormLover

    Oh it's 3 in one.... roots are intertwined! 🥴

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  4. Ezzeldin Yaqoub

    You should cut the pots to more easily free the plant without damaging the roots.

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    • StormLover

      Done! I'll know if leaves don't start to get black and squishy! Roots looked lovely! Thank you so much!

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  5. Kades

    This is straight villainous

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  6. max

    this is CRAZY lmaoooo

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  7. Wolfen 🐺

    Oh gods, that's annoying. Are the nurseries really getting this lazy that they can't decant the net pot??

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    • Sunny

      It’s not laziness. It’s cost savings. They have to pay workers to cut those off. It’s also built in obsolescence. The plant dies and you go buy another one after blaming yourself for failing. Many don’t know it’s the cage of death that kills the plants.

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  8. 9s

    Most growers start their plants in those plastic pots assuming us owners will remove it during the first repot. It’s a cost saving method but it’s also very effective for rooting props to grow. It’s not meant to stay on forever - just like how most potting mediums are just straight peat when it’s a growers pot - you’re supposed to change it for the best growth. It’s just not usually communicated that that’s the intention 🥲

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