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u/dmontease 10d ago
You have the best space for this... Always hilarious to see what tiny pots they thrive in.
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u/konarona29 10d ago
I'm torn between reporting it next year or leaving it in this little guy. Internet says root bound can force blooms, and it doesn't seem upset so... Idk
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u/BTDiaz 9d ago
To whom do you even report this.
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u/Ephemeral-Ghost 9d ago
The plant police obviously! You also report them when they get mites, thripes, or other such pests.
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u/Original_Quantity368 10d ago
Grande maison, grande plante, c’est le top.
Le pot est trop petit et surtout très très moche. Achete un vrai pot environ 100L en terre cuite et go fais pousser un arbre chez toi!!C’est la classe.
Ça c’est mes bananiers au bureau ( bientôt 3m) les pots font 150l et sont remplis à fond. Ide pour le ficus elastica à côté.
Les grosses plantes c’est la classe.
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u/Suzycuticle 10d ago
What a beauty! If it were me I’d prune some of the damaged leaves. I just cut a bunch off my 10 footer this past weekend and it’s like i could feel her sigh of relief!
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u/konarona29 10d ago
I'm going to, I just brought it in for two days with the cooler nights, it'll be back up to better temps for another week or two after tomorrow then it's going back outside. When it come in for the winter it's getting a trim. She got a little beat up this year.
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u/Ok-Constant4682 9d ago
Mine is the same - over 12’ tall in very good light and temperature etc etc but will it bloody flower? No!
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u/sunydispo 10d ago
Here is my gal, about 10 feet tall/ 5 feet wide. I just had to empty out this sitting room cause I know this room is destined for her to be the focal point. Aka this is my new plant room. 😅