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Azalea: When can I repot?

16 years ago

HI,

My Azalea is in training right now. I have pruned it and wired it on the first of April. I want to re-pot it but I am using the box it is in to wire some branches down. What I mean is, the Azalea is in a wooden box and the wires are attached to screws to pull down the branches. What should I do? Can I re-pot my azalea at another time in the season once the wires are off? It desperately needs to be re-potted. It has been in this box/pot since the spring of 2009.

Gardener Guy

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larke
16 years ago
Unscrew the screws? Wire differently? C'mon, I'm sure you can think of something!
gardener_guy
Original Author
16 years ago
Hey,

I know that, but I'm asking about re-potting at a different time of the year. I figured someone was going to tell me the obvious. It needs help.

Gardener Guy
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