Oh no, Applebloom is stuck, would you help her?

[Gamer98 52]

https://x.com/Mar0X8/status/1541881454673952769

[Longhaul 8,018]

Of course I would, I'm not heartless. 

[MidnightFire1222 2,276]

Sure we couldn't try watering her first, see if she'd grow out of the pot?

[MLP Golden Breezie 768]

maybe we can ask Applejack for help to free Apple Bloom trapped in the vase

Edited June 13 by MLP Golden Breezie

[Ragland Tiger 3,483]

Maybe I  could use this crowbar...

[Snoopy Fan 7,768]

Of course I would. It’s the right thing to do.

[Dawnshine Wonder 2,693]

Sure, does anypony have any soap and water? she'd slide right out of that pot easy.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,100]

The soap and water method helps.  Is breaking the pot with a tool an option?  

[SharpWit 2,843]

@ZiggWheelsManning We're losing her doctor! We must act now!

But in all seriousness to a non-serious discussion, this isn't like when a child sits in a bucket and has genuinely wedged themselves, only her limbs are trapped, though notably all the way up to her chest and abdomen. That may suggest a vacuum has managed to occur. If that is indeed a typical ceramic garden pot then that shouldn't be possible, as there'd be a drainage hole at the bottom releiving said pressure difference, not to mention the porous nature of terracotta. The density of the material would make an xray useless. An MRI may he necessary, although the drainage hole could permit an endoscopy.

Do the Apples have insurance?

Edited June 14 by SharpWit

[Dawnshine Wonder 2,693]

2 minutes ago, SharpWit said:

@ZiggWheelsManning We're losing her doctor! We must act now!

But in all seriousness to a non-serious discussion, this isn't like when a child sits in a bucket and has genuinely wedged themselves, only her limbs are trapped, though notably all the way up to her chest and abdomen. That may suggest a vacuum has managed to occur. If that is indeed a typical ceramic garden pot then that shouldn't be possible, as there'd be a drainage hole at the bottom releiving said pressure difference, not to mention the porous nature of terracotta. The density of the material would make an xray useless. An MRI may he necessary, although the drainage hole could permit an endoscopy.

Do the Apples have insurance?

The problem with breaking the pot into shards is they could cut anyone who got stuck in them. A brute force method works sometimes but a case like this? I'd go for something less risky first, if that didn't work, then I'd try the hammer, a mild tap just enough to cause a fracture in the pot after telling someone who was trapped in it to not move an inch.

I got the idea of soap and water from that time I had a ring stuck on my finger.

Plant pots won't be vacuum sealed due to usually having a drainage hole at the bottom to remove excess water, you're right, so soap and water should theoretically be capable of making it easier to remove someone from the pot if they were unfortunate enough to get trapped in it.

[Street Light 627]

i wouuuulldd... water her. she will grow, and she will bloom, such is the life of an applebloom ^~^

[DJShy 944]

Well first I would laugh, as anyone should at the ridiculousness of the situation, but then I'd help her out of there.

[Ragland Tiger 3,483]

This is a case study with a high foomp! factor.  

[rascalrat 128]

no. she's now a house plant and needs to stay committed to it

[rottenpawzies 133]

Of course!! Everyone with a kind heart would!! Just look at that adorable little filly 

[ImaTeamTwiPie 2]

Yeah of course i would. She cant stay there forever and im not mean

[ImaTeamTwiPie 2]

Also she is sooooo cute

 

Edited June 24 by ImaTeamTwiPie

[ThePinkestofPones 6,033]

We're planting an apple tree and I see it already apple bloomed! what? No takers on that joke? IT WAS FUNNY 

[nl4real 22]

Why has nobody suggested using butter?