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  | Welcome to the garden Soonerfan - you've handled a tough situation pretty well. I think you have an excellent plan. Let her recover in the place that she is in and then transplant her in the ground or cut some big holes in the bottom and sides and bury her. She'll grow thru those holes in the pot and there will be less disturbance to tender new root growth. Good luck to you. Peace- OD 
__________________  There really is no right way to grow, you have to resonate with a style and learn what you can, tweak it to your own style and raise the bar each grow... OD '07 | ||
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