4 Simple Steps to Repotting Your Plants
As your plants grow, the need to repot arises and here is a simple 4 step plan to help you repot effectively
*note: this should be done only when the soil in the existing pot is dry
1. Choose a pot ONE size larger than the existing one
2. Now put the the smaller pot inside the new larger pot and fill it with soil/compost. Be generous with the soil/compost and pack it in. Remove the small pot
3. Carefully lift the plant and soil out of the old pot and drop it into the new pot. Firmly tap around the soil/compost ring and top up with more soil to fill in the remaining gaps.
4. Water well and that’s all there is to it!
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5 comments
I like gardening. Thanks for your valuable tips.
Thanks for Gardening Tips
I’ve gardened for many years, but like most gardeners, every year I find there’s something more to learn. “A Year on the Garden Path” will become a useful companion in this year’s growing season.
Thanks for the tips…
This is something I need to do more often. These four simple steps don’t sound too bad! Thanks.
I like gardening.It is really very good and helpful information that you have provided here.I hope that many people will really like these information.Every time you do something anything to your plant, its growth will slow for a week or two while it re-adjusts to the change.
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