A 40+ year old Philodendron selloum (Saddle Leaf) is too large to move seasonally. The owner considers root pruning to fit a smaller pot.
Root pruning is difficult, risky, and would need repeating. Instead:
Philodendron selloum grows rapidly outdoors in warm months. Keeping it inside reduces vigor naturally, eliminating the need for risky root surgery.
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