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Pregnant onion??

10 years ago

Anyone have one of these, how often to repot?

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birdsnblooms
10 years ago
Hi Flowergirl,

Repotting depends on size of bulb/bulbs and root ball.

How many bulbs does your plant have? Or is it one bulb?

I repot my PO when bulbs and roots fill the container. Actually, my PO is a tad root bound. An adult plant in an 8" container. It was repotted 2011..Before that, probably 2005/6.

Toni
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