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My triangle palm got pretty beat up by the wind a while back. I had tied it to a post in two places in hopes it would survive the wind. The result was the rope that secured the tree broke, but not the rope holding the pot. Several roots broke.
It has seemed for a while that few new roots are growing. It has had a couple inches of root visible beneath the trunk for quite a while. So my question is this. Will the tree survive if I prune some roots and repot deeper, bringing the soil level above the bottom of the trunk.
Sorry about 90˚ rotation on the second pic.
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