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    • #7467
      Racky
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      So i just noticed on my babies well young adults,  that their roots came up a lil bit then curve back into the soil. Is it ok to have some parts of root showing above soil by their trunks? Or should i cover them?

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    • #7504
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      That’s normal just leave em be. Not exactly sure why it does it but it happens to mine alot, mostly outside. I think it’s just sorta an anchor.

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      • #7539
        Somatek
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        Soil compression and being washed away from the roots are usually why the emerge the longer you grow in a pot.  I plant a bit deeper, burying a bit of the trunk each time to minimise it from happening but it’s really not a big deal like you said.

      • #7571
        Brad104
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        My gals done that on the last run, I did plant the new gals a bit deeper and maybe they will not show so bad you know, but it definitely doesn’t hurt them to show you a bit under there skirt you know

      • #7598
        Somatek
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        It’s not a big deal but ideally the roots are covered and not exposed, just like a tree in your yard.

    • #7667
      Brad104
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      I love it just like the trees in your yard,it doesn’t get any plainer then that.

    • #7690
      Keith
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      It happened on my first grow.  I don’t believe it effected it at all.  But after a while I just took more dirt and covered it up.  The soil in the pot always goes down as you water more and more so there was room.

    • #7995
      Racky
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      Yeah im gonna top it off next time i water.

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      • #8026
        Somatek
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        That’s the most logical thing to do, there’s no reason to leave roots exposed as over time more will as the soil compresses/washes out and roots are meant to be buried, not growing above the soil.

    • #8319
      Racky
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      Flower time!!!

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