How to Separate Root Bound Community Pots of Rare Fruit Trees

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Separating rare fruit trees, eugenias and garcinias. Very fun and easy to do, using peat moss, perlite and espoma fertilizer for my potting mix.

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  2. I've got several containers with various Annona species totaling a few hundred, a few pots with a total of 96 kei apples, and a few pots with about 80 kadsura vines. Gonna be doing this in about a month or so…. :/

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  3. Thanks for sharing
    URGENT ADVICE NEEDED
    I was given a mangosteen tree
    Unfortunately it was PULLED out of the ground by hand
    The tree it’s self is about knee high
    As far as I can tell the taproot looks intact however not many other roots coming off of it
    I planted it straight into the ground as soon as possible
    Can it be SAVED
    What else can I do ? If anything
    Your assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated

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