4 Most Overlooked Signs It’s Time To Repot Your Plants
4 Most Overlooked Signs It’s Time To Repot Your Plants The general rule of thumb is that you should replant young and fast-growing plants every six months to a year, and older plants every few years. But when to do it isn't an exact science, and other signs that it's time to repot a plant are often overlooked. "There's a lot of things to consider besides how long it's been,", the master gardener behind Healthy Houseplants. "There are plants that can stay in pots for years without needing repotting, and they actually do better when they're in the same pots for long periods of time. There are other plants that need to be repotted much more frequently." If you notice any of the signs below, you'll know exactly when to repot a plant. Then grab your soil, follow these helpful instructions, and give your plant babies a healthy new home. Signs it's time to repot your plant Roots are coming out of the bottom of the pot Look at the bottom of your