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eharriett · 06-11-2017, 09:46 PM

OK this is great! So reading this post has answered a question/concern I've had with my GM. Today I took it out of my 22 gal. pot and put in the ground for the summer and saw it was a bit root-bound. So obviously I need to up that in the winter (sorry, Ohio ain't the spot for a GM in the ground all year). I saw on Amazon some of those fabric pots and people were hit or miss. I was getting ready to post that as a question in a couple months when it became time to start thinking about indoor transplanting. The reviews on the pots had a bunch of people complaining about handles breaking though, and water absorbing out the sides of the pot (which to me seemed like that would be expected, but I don't know enough to judge).

Good to know the GM can grow safely in one of these in the cold winter months.

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eharriett Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 54 BananaBucks : 55,775 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 33 Times Was Thanked 51 Times in 25 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 2 Times	Re: Fruiting in container OK this is great! So reading this post has answered a question/concern I've had with my GM. Today I took it out of my 22 gal. pot and put in the ground for the summer and saw it was a bit root-bound. So obviously I need to up that in the winter (sorry, Ohio ain't the spot for a GM in the ground all year). I saw on Amazon some of those fabric pots and people were hit or miss. I was getting ready to post that as a question in a couple months when it became time to start thinking about indoor transplanting. The reviews on the pots had a bunch of people complaining about handles breaking though, and water absorbing out the sides of the pot (which to me seemed like that would be expected, but I don't know enough to judge). Good to know the GM can grow safely in one of these in the cold winter months.