Repotting your plants can seem intimidating but here are some helpful tips that will make it super easy.
So….. how do you know if you need to repot your plants?
🪴You’ll know it’s time for repotting when you notice roots hanging from the bottom of the pot, slowed growth and even the absence of soil. This can be a sign that your plant is root-bound and is in need of more space.
So let’s get to it!
🪴Step 1
Select a pot that is 2” larger than the current pot. Be sure not to go to big!!
🪴Step 2
Fill the new pot one-third of the way full with your choice of potting soil/ amendments
(Check out our posts about soil and amendments)
🪴Step 3
Remove plant from old pot, loosening roots and shaking old soil off. If needed remove all dead/mushy roots…. If needed you can rinse them off.
🪴Step 4
Place the plant in the center of the new pot and fill with soil covering all roots completely, gently press and water!
**allow your newly potted plant to rest, transplant shock is common however most plants do bounce back quickly.
Happy repotting 🪴🪴