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Hec DeBrabant
Join Date: Nov-2004
Location: Southern Michigan
Country: USA
Posts: 999
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with due respect
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Originally Posted by HB Smith
When the roots grow in a glazed interior, they tend to just circle the pot over and over. When the interior is rough, they tend to get more ramified, with the result being a more highly branched root structure. That's all there is to this.
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I have seen roots form circles in unglazed pots as well. So I don't think that has any bearing on it.
Any tree that has an aggressive root system if left long enough without repotting will circle the pot. Ficus is one example.
Hec
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