Repot a Plant
How can I report a plant?
Plants are growing things, so they occasionally outgrow their homes. Learn how to repot a plant, allowing it to stay healthy and grow even larger. Part of giving proper care to plants of all sizes and ages is repotting, to encourage healthy growth and refresh the soil. Young plants need to be repotted more frequently because they are rapidly growing, while you should repot older houseplants every few years. The repotting process is straightforward, and your plants will appreciate it immensely.
Other plants such as cacti and succulents choose to be left in the identical pot, although you should replace the top layer of dirt every year. Other plants, particularly young plants and cuttings, will need to be potted more often because they are growing: assess the needs of your plants individually. This is quite normal, as repotting can be a traumatic experience. Keep the plant in a warm place, and make sure that the soil is moist, although not waterlogged. The plant will settle into its new home and begin to put out new growth, as long as it is well cared for.
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