It looks like they forgot to take the pot off the rootball!

Well said. I’m often tempted to believe that untangling the rootball of civil religion from spiritual religion is necessary for church reform but I don’t think it’s possible. The older I get, the more I believe these things to live and breathe as an organic whole. Maybe the fix to the intellectual rot in our churches may not come from a reform minded ministerial cadre but from outside established institutions by younger men whose sense of identity, understanding of politics, and grasp of the past, present, and future aren’t irreconcilably tainted. Perhaps a new tradition for a new age built with old stones.

Drop your own chilli rootball pics below, let’s make a rootball gallery thread. #mychilligarden

Was repotting our chilli plants and these rootballs came out. Dense &spherical rootballs with thick mat of fine feeder roots. Drop your own chilli rootball pics below, let’s make a rootball gallery thread. #mychilligarden

3 Just look at that rootball The Vine is attached to? That rootball represents The Trinity and that rootball looks like it is just expanding and expanding and expanding. Because the Trinity is not size limited.

Yeah it’s doing great outdoors, I’ve just never reused any for indoor because it seems to take a while for the old rootball to break down

Good ol Gridiron Rootball. Yeehaw

Look who came home with me tonight. I found this heather in the garbage. Its roots are water logged badly, it's tight in its pot and its losing branches fast. For now I squeezed out as much water as I could from the rootball and stuck it into a large pot. We'll see what happens in the morning

rootball pack esports pack = my weekends officially gone

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Honestly used to like you rootball opinions as they actually made sense but you’ve driven into Arsenal hate far too much. Parade was insane today and if you can only judge a picture from an aggregating journalist, I don’t know what to think of you.

For the first time ever I was ok with chainsaws on a Saturday. Wild night down here. 60km winds. My neighbor was very lucky the rootball held on and the tree just rested on the house after it hit.

Most roses are hybrids. They use a root variety which is very resistant and puts down good roots (usually a dog rose). They then graft on to it the actual rose bush. The dog rose may grow if you don’t cover the rootball with soil. It will have grown from the rootball.

& if a few churches are burnt down because a rootball from a dead tree is confused for a MASS GRAVE, what does it matter?

Question for someone who knows about these things. I planted a Prairie Fire Crabapple. This is happening at the rootball. These leaves are not the same at the tree, which I assume is grafted. Can I safely cut all these off without killing my tree?

I just split the rootball of this bamboo in only forty sweaty minutes and now I feel I would be able to dismember a corpse without the least difficulty

Horticulturist here: Take a few scoop fulls (even dumptruck load) of the rhizome (dirt surrounding the rootball) and dump into the transplant holes as best you can, it will help restablish parasymbiosis between the endomycorrhizae and the root system.

As long as the primary root ball remains intact, and you soak the rootball with water, you have pretty good chances. Just try to minimize stress when digging up.

Yeah tomorrow. early spring is best. The bigger the rootball that you keep intact the more likely it survived.