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Sure you can do that. If you want to refresh the soil, the best thing is to remove as much as possible soil from between the roots. When there are too many roots, you'll probably need a larger contain …

Yes they need sunlight, so putting them in a window sill is a must. Your plants look very ripe for real pots now, they have developed fine roots. Like you said, put them in a pot with good drainage (c …

I had the same thing, tried to grow avocados from seed with sticks in water. Most will work out and grow into plants, but some of them won't grow, just like you describe. It seems like it wants to gro …

Yes this is normal behavior for many plants. It is caused by phototropism. During the day, when light shines, the plant will grow towards the light. This is caused by auxins, which are phytohormones. …

Yes, in principle you can keep any tree in a pot, it is also known as bonsai. You'll have to prune the roots and branches into proportion to keep it small enough for the pot. There is a lot of informa …

Wow, amazing how healthy your plants looks. The container seems to be a bit small already for the size of your plant. A few tips about pruning. First, prune at the right time. This is usually early …

Drooping is a sign of 'wet feet', hence overwatering (see comment of @Evil Elf). If you water the plant too often, the soil can get too wet (even if the top layer seems fine). Try to feel finger deep …

In theory, if you see dormant knots on the stem, you have a chance that they will form new shoots after pruning. However, you risk that the plant will die if you prune the branches with leaves off at …

I don't think pruning is necessary, but it might improve the form of the tree (make it more compact). Yes, I would say 3-4 X larger! Or even bigger. If you decide not to prune, a stake or pole is nee …