
The small, shiny white bumps covering your avocado roots are nodules—not parasites or disease. They're harmless and can be ignored.
Your plant has enough root development to move into soil. Gently rinse the roots with clear water and pot it in a small container with a peat-based potting mix. Continue normal care.
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