A bougainvillea vine blooming in my sunroom. I thought it died last winter
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.This vine had a total bloom last year then lost all its leaves later. It is a big plant in a large pot but has probably never been transplanted. It is in about as big a pot as you could handle inside. I wonder if I took it out of the pot, trimmed the roots gently and gave it totally new soil if that would be a good thing or totally insane.
btroje
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Resurrection???...hmmmm.
Razorjelly
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May 26, 2018
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it was a multibranching stick last winter. I trimmed it back when I could tell a branch was dead. It threw out a lot of new tendrils in late winter. It is a big old vine in a large pot I am taking care of it for a friend whose place it outgrew. I want to repot it and wonder if trimming back the roots is a good idea?
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