Read step by step guides on repotting house plants. What are the signs you need to repot? What are the steps to repotting? What supplies do you need?
Ponytail Palms are cute Dr. Suess-like plants. They can actually grow very tall, although it takes ages, and they look incredibly unique. This Ponytail Palm was definitely in need of some more room as you’ll see later in this post. Ponytail Palms are generally pretty easygoing plants so it can be hard to know when […]
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I see a lot of people on plant forums asking if they have a rootbound Monstera. People also like to ask if Monsteras like to be rootbound. So in this post, I’m going to cover some tips on telling whether your Monstera is rootbound and I’ll also tell you why it’s not a great idea
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Today I’m going over all things related to Money Tree repotting. I’ll cover when to repot Money Trees. Why you might want to repot Money Trees. What you need to repot a Money Tree. And finally, some tips for after you have repotted your Money Tree to avoid repotting shock. My Money Tree is pretty
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I have a beautiful Tineke Rubber Plant. It has great color and has overall been doing great. However, I recently realized it’s been in the same pot since I got it several years ago. The top side is starting to get really tall and it’s looking a bit too big for its current pot. In
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Over the past few months, I have noticed that my Fiddle Leaf Fig roots have begun to emerge from the top of the soil line. In fact, two very large roots are visible as you can see from the picture below. I’ve scoured the internet and done my research on this topic. I wanted to
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I have had my Pachira Aquatica for about five years. I have never repotted it except for when I first brought it home from the nursery. It was already pretty large when I got it. Over the years I have pruned it down drastically many times because it grows so tall. If you’re interested in
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I’ve noticed my Chinese Money Plant, or Pilea Peperomioides, has been kind of soggy looking lately. It’s actually hard to tell because I let mine grow very bushy with offshoots rather than pulling the pups. Luckily they are pretty easy-going plants, so even though I think I may have overwatered it, it should still be
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I have had my Money Tree for about five years. I have only repotted it once when I got it from the nursery. It was already pretty large when I got it. Over the years I have pruned it down drastically many times because it grows so tall. If you’re interested in pruning check out
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I do a lot of repotting blogs, and so far all my repotting posts have been about plants I have had for several years. However, I know many of you have questions about repotting newly acquired plants as well. I picked up a Croton Petra recently because the price and the size were right. I’ll walk you
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A while ago I stuck one of my Crown of Thorns, or Euphorbia Milli, into a cheap bowl from the dollar store that I drilled a hole in. I didn’t have any pots on hand at the time and it was a quick fix. It’s probably been a year or two in the bowl and
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