New Member - Palm root bound pruning?

[callin]

Hi to all, i salut you .
Please excuse my bad english writing.
I m new in HT and i don t know if i post corect here.
I am a big fan of DAVE. I love his paradise garden .
Unfortunately i live in a concrete block so i don t have a backyard to display my young plants.
I have a question if someoane can help me with. last summer i planted some palms Robusta. some filifera,Trachycarpus, sabal palmetto. After sprouting i potted them in 2 litters cut plastic water bottle.They grow wery well in my south oriented window of the apartment where i live. Washingtonia is around 50 cm in hight and thik as the big thum. But i observed that in the botom of the bottle 3 of 4 big roots are very crumbled and twisted. i want to pot it in bigger pot but the question is : should i cut those root bounded roots or should i let them be?
Thank you for you patience.
I wish you all good strong health and enormous and vigurous exotic plants in your homes and gardens. THANK YOU.

[jimhardy]

I don't think you need to trim them.

[Dave Brown]

Hi callin, and welcome

I'd agree with Jim, they will not need cutting. It may hold the palm back if they are removed.

[Nigel Fear]

Hi Callin, maybe you should be thinking about smaller palm species for your situation.

There are some interesting palms that will look good outside most,if not all of the year, yet never grow too large for a pot.

[redsquirrel]

hello Callin,dont worry about english,even english people cant work it out sometimes

[callin]

Thanks for support.
In my situation , yes it be suitable some small species, but i have a problem to that.. I like them HUGE the bigger the better. I ll try to make them as big as i can, even if i ll have to muve them during the summer in a garden in full sun.
What can i say ?. thats it. Orr..may be i ll win at lotery and buy a backyard all for myself
Thank you and i ll be back with pictures.
good night