Indoor Gardening and Houseplants: Ponytail Palm question, 1 by plantladylin

plantladylin wrote:
You could un pot it, take a look at the roots and repot to a larger pot. I have a Pony Tail Palm that I need to do that very thing with. I have a feeling it needs a larger pot. The last time I repotted it about 4 years ago it was so rootbound the roots were winding all around the inside of the pot and there was practically no soil left. The plant was not looking so good. It did survive but I need to check again and possibly trim the roots and repot.

I just went out and took a picture of mine. I am glad I went to look at it for a photo. I found something that looks like mildew or something on it. I really should plant this thing in the yard next spring!