She has been home for about 3 weeks, i know she needs repotted but is december the right time to do this? i dont want to shock her! thanks!
She has been home for about 3 weeks, i know she needs repotted but is december the right time to do this? i dont want to shock her! thanks!
Repotting could cause some stress. But, these are very hardy. Plus, it lives indoors with warm temperatures. It should do fine.
3 likesthanks! i will post pic after repot!
1 likeDon’t repot until she’s busting out of the pot. They don’t need room!
1 likerepotted her today! she was barely in the pot she came in, and when i put into new pot, she was like “ahhh” room! now she has a nice big room to grow for years!
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I concur
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If I may, i like to differentiate potting up and repotting as two different things : the first doesn’t induce much stress since you leave the soil and transfer it in a bigger pot, adding soil around it. The latter involves cleaning the soil out the roots and give them an entirely new home, which can cause distress. Also, I can’t tell which you did, but for further transplants, be careful not to give it too big of a pot : the new one shouldn’t be 2inches bigger, since some plants may drown in too much wet soil.
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