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My dad and I got this peace lily some time ago. Its flower things have died, but the green parts looked fine. Or, it did until the other day, when one leaf turned yellow. I saw online It could be caused by soil with too little nutrients or drought stress. So I took a closer look at its soil….
Well, it seems I found the issue. My diagnosis is root bound. I prescribe a bigger pot.
Daphne into tree, Arthur Rackham (1867-1939)
Root Bound
For @flashfictionfridayofficial 157 prompt : Need more space
Tangled
Tight together
Searching for space
Room to grow
Until
Someone notices
And lifts it out
Gently shakes out the roots
Placing it in a bigger pot
Room to grow
For a plant
It is easy to fix root bound issues
But what of a person
Filling stuck
No room to grow
In a relationship
A job
A family that doesn’t understand
That what they are expected to be
They can’t
How to their roots get shaking out?
How to they grow?
Sometimes you just have to uproot yourself
Have to push out and make your own space.
To have room to grow.

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So this is my Alocasia Sarian, who lives on my desk. She’s fairly tall and for the longest time was allowed to grow in one singular direction. However, since her lean was becoming a bit much I rotated her 90 degrees so any new leaves would hopefully assist in balancing the plant.Â
She’s fairly root bound so I am hoping to repot her once the weather is a bit nicer and she acknowledges it is spring
Yeahhhh I’d say it was time!
It might be time to repot my E. colorata.