Today I am showing you my process for repotting houseplants! Indoor plants need to be repotted so frequently during their lifetime to allow new growth. I also believe repotting newly purchased plants is a vital step some people make mistakes doing. This is just my process to move a plant to a new pot, there are definitely other ways to go about it (:
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Thank you!
You made this so simple and understandable. Thank you! Right to the point. And I love Black Gold too. Great video.
You didn't put a layer of stones at the bottom, so I'm guessing that the pot you used has a drainage hole underneath for excess water to spill out? You didn't mention that step, or did you?
Helped a bunch !
Great thanks 🌱
Should newly reported house plants be watered from the top, or bottom watering? I noticed you watered from the top so I was just curious 😊
P.S. your videos are great and super informative!
Thank u
I need to find a plant lady.
Would you suggest use pebbles and moss
I'm new at this. I found your video very helpful. Thank you!
omg my ears hurt from the sound of rings (?) hitting the side of the pot 😭 I wasn’t prepared for that
Nice video. B what to do after the plant grows even more that this new pot would be small & you would have to repot it again? How would you squeeze the actual pot?
Needing to repot a rhapidophora tetrasperma tonight and knew you'd have a video up on this so here I am!
Thank you so much Harley for sharing it😊really helpful.
Very helpful! Thank you so much ❤️
What’s the worse that can happen if you repot your plant into a bigger pot than recommended?
Very helpful! Thanks!
I wanna be your friend lol. Love your energy
Could u plz tell where did u buy those rug behind u??
Great video. I will be potting at least 2 plants. While my mother has done this several times, I have not. This gave me the basic information that i needed.
Wow. Very helpful!!! Im going to give it a try.
Informative, fun I guess, and takes guess work out of repotting. Thank you for this. You have been praised.
Fun Fact: up until a few years ago I thought it was "guest work". 🤔
Thank you! 🙂
I’m a new plant mama, this was perfect and the first video that popped up in my cue!!!
Uhmm I don't know what I'm doing wrong but… some of my repotted plants take a couple of minutes till the water goes in the soil but some of them, the water just sits there on top it doesn't go in until I poke hole with a stick. It drains then. Could you help me out please I'm struggling rn
Cutest monstera I’ve seen lol💚 i love vids like these
I was just waiting for that glass table to shatter the whole time lol
Harli: uses a small pot to grab fresh soil so as to keep fingernails clean.
Also Harli: breaks up soil from nursery pot with bare hands 😂
But in seriousness, thank you! Great video. Helped me a lot!
No drainage ?
brill.think im doing it right .except i have to get rid of all my soil a i have a fungus problem..just hope they take to the new soil.premium multipurpose..hope that ok .on amazon
Can u do an update to this plant
Thanks!
You can actually see the air bubbles when you put water in
Thank you SO much for this tutorial! I am new to planting and I just want some life around me.
super helpful thanks…
u kinda cute
This was so helpful- never repotted a plant until today. Thanks!
Hiya 🙂 Do you HAVE to replant new plants? I just bought a new baby (been a week) and its in a plastic container with holes as well a ceramic pot – just came that way. Should I repot it??