What Are Rootbound Succulents & Are They Good Or Bad?

[@tucklohanan8409]

Another great succulents lectures ❤❤ Thank you. Newcastle AU

[@franckelatter9829]

Thankyou for all the detailed info, and is very easy listening ! From QLD.

[@SucculentGrowingTips]

Thank you so much- very glad it's helpful! 💚🙂

[@joanfurtiere1177]

Thank you so much you told me what I wanted to know... Cheers from Down Under...

[@SucculentGrowingTips]

Thank you- glad i could help ☺💚

[@emylytle7149]

Thank you for this video, never thought of repotting them and separating their babies I just let it grow 😬👩‍🌾👍♥️ thank you and stay safe.

[@SucculentGrowingTips]

Most will be fine, if you let them just grow so nothing wrong with that either 🙂but when you repot, the extra babies are worth it 😁🌵🌵🌵

[@swatigokhale9495]

Another great vdo. The most striking difference was the lipstick plant. Being root bound makes them seem like the korean forms. V chubby tight and colourful.

[@SucculentGrowingTips]

Thank you so much 💚 It is amazing how they can be forced to look a certain way. I sometimes just forget about a tray and then come back a few months later to these funky shapes and colours i never knew they could produce 🤯 Such cool plants 💚

[@daym8]

What happens if one keeps the succulents in the same pot but trim the roots? What will happen in this case?

[@SucculentGrowingTips]

You can certainly do that- the plant will just grow slower and may not get to full size but it will be happy enough. I do it all the time with succs i’ve planted in pretty pots 🙂 i also have a video on how to repot into the same pot somewhere on here 😊

[@daym8]

Sure, Thank you very much for your valuable reply. I'm going through your videos daily and really liking it. Especially your efforts taken to make you videos so presentable and too with subtitles which is unlike any other.

[@johannalvarsson9299]

Oh man when I see how much growth you can get in 1 month in your climate, I begin to think of moving south... Our growing-season here is like 1 month in spring and 1 in autumn. :/

[@SucculentGrowingTips]

Mate, you'd love it- it's a plant-lovers paradise 😀 Most of them pretty much grow all year round here. Winter is slow and they won't propagate but they still grow a tiny bit. If you ever do make the move my advice would be to stay by the coast. I'm 70km inland and the summers can be insanely hot (many 40C+ days) 🥵