Jules has a 4-foot Ficus benjamina in a 17-inch pot, leaning. Wants to straighten, asks about root pruning, timing, and pruning.
17-inch pot is too big for 4-foot plant – contributes to instability.
Remove excess soil around rootball, move to smaller, tighter pot for better support.
Straightening, repotting, pruning – all can be done any time of year. No need to wait.
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