Transplanting plants indoor pots

How To Repot House Plants in Six Steps...Your once beautiful house plant has begun to look stressed. Maybe it's lost some leaves, quit growing, needs more frequent watering, and has visible roots on the soil surface. Then you remember that it's been two to three years before you have repotted it

Luckily I get to see signs of spring inside as some of my plants have been shooting up in the past month. This is the ideal time to repot as it encourages new growth. In this post, I will cover how to tell when your plant is ready to be repotted, whether it needs an increase in pot size, and then la

When it comes to repotting houseplants, there are many methods, but some stand out for encouraging fuller, healthier growth. In this guide, you’ll learn the best tricks for repotting that ensure your plants thrive, inspired

Repotting plants is an essential part of keeping them healthy and thriving, but it’s easy to make a few common mistakes along the way. We’ll explore six mistakes you should avoid to ensure your

Learn how to re-pot houseplants with this handy guide to ensure your indoor plants are transported safely to a new pot.

Do you want to know how to transplant succulents correctly? Here is a quick guide about its proper transplanting techniques, succulent essentials, and more.

Transform your living space with our in-depth Pinterest guide on 'How to transplant succulents in pots.' From selecting the perfect pot to carefully transferring your plant, this comprehensive tutorial ensures your succulent stays alive and thriving in its new home.

Tradescantia plant propagation and how it works. Step 1 Take your Tradescantia house plant and begin trimming below the node of the leaf. Cut it off. You can cut as many as you would like for transplant. Step 2 Find a plant pot with some fertile potting mix that is known to drain well. If

Keep your Snake Plant happy! Sansevieria will thrive with these tips on watering, light, and soil. This post also troubleshoots common problems! 🐍🌿

Transplanting seedlings is a critical step when we plant our gardens. After weeks of carefully tending the tender young plants indoors, the moment these plants are moved from pots to the garden sets the stage for future growth. However, it’s also a time when mistakes can happen, potentially jeopardizing the health of the plants. From neglecting support for tall seedlings to overlooking pest control, there are common errors that gardeners should be aware of.