Haemanthus deformis repotting
Stephen Putman (Wed, 05 Dec 2012 12:27:08 PST)

My Haem. deformis is just finishing blooming and is sending up new
leaves. It now sits in a 6" clay pot. The previous set of leaves were
probably about 6" each, laying flat on the planting medium surface and
then curling down past the edge of the pot. How big a pot can I safely
use for repotting (the current one is a 6" "azalea" pot)? What do I do
about the curled older leaves, as they will tend to force the bulb up
and out of the medium, and/or be bent and broken by being forced to lay
flat on the surface of the bigger pot? A I correct in assuming that
this might be a good time to repot, just as new growth was commencing?
Not, I realize, earth shattering questions, but I guessed that one or
more of my PBS colleagues may have dealt with this issue.