Definition of pot-bound in English:

pot-bound

adjective

(of a plant) having roots which fill the flowerpot, leaving no room for them to expand.
pelargoniums seem to flower better when pot-bound
Example sentencesExamples
- Look for a grass that has colorful foliage and is not too dense, which indicates that the plant has already become pot-bound and might be difficult to establish if planted.
- Skip these pot-bound plants because the roots will be torn off during transplanting, and could cause a major set-back.
- Holiday cacti like to be slightly pot-bound and are usually repotted every 3 or 4 years.
- Loosen the roots of pot-bound nursery plants before planting them in the garden.
- If the plant has been in the container all season, you can bet it's pot-bound.

Definition of pot-bound in US English:

pot-bound

adjectiveˈpɑtbaʊndˈpätbound

(of a plant) having roots which fill the flowerpot, leaving no room for them to expand.
pelargoniums seem to flower better when pot-bound
Example sentencesExamples
- Skip these pot-bound plants because the roots will be torn off during transplanting, and could cause a major set-back.
- Look for a grass that has colorful foliage and is not too dense, which indicates that the plant has already become pot-bound and might be difficult to establish if planted.
- Holiday cacti like to be slightly pot-bound and are usually repotted every 3 or 4 years.
- Loosen the roots of pot-bound nursery plants before planting them in the garden.
- If the plant has been in the container all season, you can bet it's pot-bound.

单词	pot-bound
释义	Definition of pot-bound in English: pot-bound adjective (of a plant) having roots which fill the flowerpot, leaving no room for them to expand. pelargoniums seem to flower better when pot-bound Example sentencesExamples Look for a grass that has colorful foliage and is not too dense, which indicates that the plant has already become pot-bound and might be difficult to establish if planted. Skip these pot-bound plants because the roots will be torn off during transplanting, and could cause a major set-back. Holiday cacti like to be slightly pot-bound and are usually repotted every 3 or 4 years. Loosen the roots of pot-bound nursery plants before planting them in the garden. If the plant has been in the container all season, you can bet it's pot-bound. Definition of pot-bound in US English: pot-bound adjectiveˈpɑtbaʊndˈpätbound (of a plant) having roots which fill the flowerpot, leaving no room for them to expand. pelargoniums seem to flower better when pot-bound Example sentencesExamples Skip these pot-bound plants because the roots will be torn off during transplanting, and could cause a major set-back. Look for a grass that has colorful foliage and is not too dense, which indicates that the plant has already become pot-bound and might be difficult to establish if planted. Holiday cacti like to be slightly pot-bound and are usually repotted every 3 or 4 years. Loosen the roots of pot-bound nursery plants before planting them in the garden. If the plant has been in the container all season, you can bet it's pot-bound.
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