Repotting house plants

Spring is right around the corner and it's time to repot your houseplants. Learn, step by step, how to repot a houseplant the right way.

Plants need light, nutrients, water and enough space to grow! You can find out how to give your plant more space and repot it here.

Read this article and find out a risky mistake everyone makes when repotting plants, how to avoid it and repot your plants properly.

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Learn when, why, and how to repot plants! Today I'm sharing my research into keeping healthy plants in the home and my top tips for repotting houseplants.

Repotting pothos is a routine part of owning this lovely houseplant. Learn the easy steps here for preparation, the repotting process itself and care afterward.

You might know it as Devil’s Ivy, Ceylon Creeper, or Epipremnum aureum, but most people know it simply as Pothos. Pothos is one of the most beloved houseplants available here in the US, and for goo…

A step-by-step guide to repotting snake plants to a larger pot. Also, we give reasons why repotting snake plant is key to a healthy snake plant.

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Repotting a ZZ Plant is actually a pretty straightforward process. To successfully transplant, repot your plant into a new container (with a drainage hole) that is slightly larger than the old one, using a quick-draining potting soil mixture. Make sure the rhizome is just at, or slightly above, the soil line.