rootbound (Meaning)

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rootbound (s)

(of a potted plant) grown too large for its container resulting in matting or tangling of the roots

having the roots matted or densely tangled

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The potted plant appeared sickly and rootbound, its roots having outgrown the container.
After many years of neglect, the houseplant became severely rootbound and struggled to absorb nutrients.
To prevent rootbinding, it's essential to repot plants regularly as they grow.
The roots of the rootbound tree extended far beyond the pot, creating a dense and tangled mass.
As a result of being rootbound, the plant's development was stunted and its health compromised.
The rootbound fern had yellowing leaves and wilted stems, indicating its distress.
The orchid was desperately in need of repotting, as its roots had become severely rootbound.
Repotting a rootbound plant is a delicate process that requires careful handling.
The rootbound cactus had lost its resilience and was vulnerable to disease.
The bonsai tree was intentionally kept rootbound to maintain its miniature size and intricate shape.

(of a potted plant) grown too large for its container resulting in matting or tangling of the roots, having the roots matted or densely tangled

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The potted plant appeared sickly and rootbound, its roots having outgrown the container.

After many years of neglect, the houseplant became severely rootbound and struggled to absorb nutrients.

To prevent rootbinding, it's essential to repot plants regularly as they grow.

The roots of the rootbound tree extended far beyond the pot, creating a dense and tangled mass.