GROWING POT SIZE

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GROWING POT SIZE

Question
The H. Minor that I recently purchased from you came planted in a 3" pot. How long can I keep growing this plant in that size pot?
If I need to transplant, what size should I use?
Thanks,
John

Answer
Hi John,

It can be in that pot for up to a year, but it will benefit from being transferred to a bigger pot sooner. If you transplant it, a 5" pot is a nice size. H. minor is a smaller plant, but it forms big clumps with time.

Good Growing!

Jeff Dallas
Sarracenia Northwest
http://www.cobraplant.com

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