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title: "Hey everyone! At what point do I consider repotting this rubber plant?"
description: "Hey everyone! At what point do I consider repotting this rubber plant?"
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# Hey everyone! At what point do I consider repotting this rubber plant?

_Posted by dragonwarrior on 2026-08-23_

Hey everyone! At what point do I consider repotting this rubber plant?

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## 4 comments

### Morgan Picillo 🖤 🌿 commented on 2026-08-23

I would check to see if the roots are growing out of the drainage holes or of they are wound around the inside of the pot

#### Nikiller replied on 2026-08-23

This, or if you notice the plant stop growing suddenly while you’re maintain fertilizing, watering, and light requirements.

#### Karzdan replied on 2026-08-24

I'd add, if you find the soil is drying out every day. That usually means there's more roots than soil. Best to pull the plant out of the pot and take a gander. If you see nothing but roots, repot. If it's 50/50,its fine. As for slow growth that's a good sign except for winter. They will stop growing in winter, only to pick right back up when spring hits.

### dragonwarrior commented on 2026-08-23

thanks guys!

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