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My suggestion would be to go ahead and repot now. Don't do much root work unless it is horribly root bound. In other words, if it is late spring, try not to stress the plant too much at this time. Maybe just slip the plant from one pot to the next size up and tease as much old soil out as you can without disturbing the roots too much. Then gently push some new gritty soil in and keep in semi-shade for a while. Vic

20-Dec-2007	#2
vln1502 Student Join Date: Aug-2006 Location: Kearney, Mo Country: USA USDA Zone: 5-6 AHS Heat Zone: 7 Posts: 92	My suggestion would be to go ahead and repot now. Don't do much root work unless it is horribly root bound. In other words, if it is late spring, try not to stress the plant too much at this time. Maybe just slip the plant from one pot to the next size up and tease as much old soil out as you can without disturbing the roots too much. Then gently push some new gritty soil in and keep in semi-shade for a while. Vic