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I have traditionally used larger pots for my pitcher plants, and they always seemed to take advantage of the space with extensively long roots. They vary, but the average pot size is about nine inches deep and eight or so across at the top. I feel like the larger pots have been good for regulating temperature, thanks to both the greater amount of media and the deeper level of water I was able to put in the tray. Unfortunately all my pots are various, round sizes; now that I am accruing a great number of plants, my setup is not as uniform as I would like.
I am thus thinking about repotting into smaller square pots this spring for uniformity. Will a four or five inch wide and deep pot be much different than the larger pots in regards soil conditions? Also, what is the largest rhizome you would put in a four inch pot? A five inch pot?
I am thus thinking about repotting into smaller square pots this spring for uniformity. Will a four or five inch wide and deep pot be much different than the larger pots in regards soil conditions? Also, what is the largest rhizome you would put in a four inch pot? A five inch pot?