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by tkhooper on June 24, 2005 09:47 PM
With the transplant fiasco of the spring. I am left with one curley parsley plant that didn't get transplanted. I have it in a two inch cup and don't know what to do to keep it alive. I'm thinking that it's going to need a bigger home or that it's going to want the outdoors. I'd like to keep in indoors but should I repot it? Help please.

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by LMT on June 24, 2005 11:44 PM
I'd repot it. It won't get very large/live very long without space for it's roots.

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by tkhooper on June 25, 2005 12:22 AM
Thanks LMT,

I did as you suggested. I had no idea that such a little plant could have some many roots. It had a really good hold on the bottom of the pot too.

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