However, the shots reveal that it's thick root is pushing gradually out of its compost with small, dried-up side roots attached. This has happened over a period of about four weeks. (the root looks like a piece of ginger root.)
It might be the case that its lower root system has become over vigorous thus causing the effect; it does get dosed with Palmbooster on occasion. Should I get it out of the pot to have a look and put it in a deeper one if required or is it best left alone? I really don't want to lose it.
I also have an Enceph. leboboensis of roughly the same age but nothing like this has happened to that one.
