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Hi Ramblinrose, Thank you so much for the advice. I will let it root a little bit more. I just peeked under the pot again and there is another tiny root popping out. Yippy! I actually bought the propagation tray & dome at a hydroponics store that recently went out of business, but you should be able to find them at any hydroponics store. The tray was $1.00 & the dome was $5.49. I got one for a friend out of town for about $10.00, but the lid wasnÂt a good match to the tray, so it wasnÂt able to condensate. So if you find them, be sure itÂs a good fit. IÂve found another hydroponics store here in town, but they donÂt have the same type as mine. I love mine because it has a built-in handle on top which comes in really handy. It also has adjustable vents built-in on the top. I pretty much always leave the vents all the way open, and itÂs still able to condensate inside. I also love the tray because the raised parts are rounded which allow the water to roll off. The others that IÂve seen have flat raised ridges which I would think could cause the bottoms of the pot to still sit in a little water. This propagation dome is the greatest thing ever. I loved mine so much, I had to get a second one. IÂve started so many cuttings using this thing that IÂve almost filled my flowerbeds with plants I started in it. I donÂt ever want to go back to rooting cuttings the way I use to. What a nightmare! I used to use soda bottles and water bottles. I also used to use stakes inside of pots to prop the plastic bags off the plant leaves. Then I would rubber-band bags around the pot. Talk about a nightmare! My wooden stakes would get moldy inside, the bags would always find a way to stick to the leaves, and every couple of days I had to readjust things and blow air back into them. After all of that work, hardly anything would survive. ---radiantjade

"..... given that our summers are almost non-existant, does it really matter when I repot?" Yes, it matters, and the farther north or south of the equator you live, the MORE it matters. Plants react predictably to photo-period and photo-intensity. Even if they're in a dark corner of a room, far from a window, they will experience their most robust growth period of the growth cycle in the month before and the month after the summer solstice. This means that most houseplants repotted during that period will recover faster and experience less stress than at any other time. I'm not saying that repotting now is a death sentence, but I wouldn't do it unless it was a last resort situation. I also think that because you don't have a lot of repotting experience, that you would be better served if you plan things so as many factors as possible favor success. If it was my plant, I'd pot up (if you think that's necessary) into a very slightly larger pot and a medium that is very much like the one it's in now, after taking off maybe the bottom 1" of the root mass. It would also be my plan to keep the plant as happy as possible between now & June. I'd use the time between now and then to learn what I can about soils, repotting, long term care of plants in pots, and any other aspects of plant care you think would be helpful. Al

My minni rose is in a 10” pot, the roots are growing out the bottom. About 3” of roots are growing out the bottom of the pot. I winter this inside. Rather than pot it up now, can i just cut off the roots coming out the bottom of the pot? Or should i just leave them hanging out the bottom? I brought it inside due to weather getting down into 40’s tonight and tomorrow. It never went dormant last winter inside. Its been in this size pot for a year. Its its actually 3 plants in one pot.