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@plantcarebasics.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:32 PM

One size up, surface set an inch below the rim. That is the whole pot decision.

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The root ball sits in the next pot up with its surface one inch below the rim, and the roots show.A thin wooden dowel pulled from the bottom of the mix, the start of the first 48 hours check.A lifted root ball with the top inch of old mix scraped off its shoulder, the roots disturbed.Why is my fiddle leaf fig drooping after repotting? The stem tip bends down and the leaves hang.
@plantcarebasics.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:27 PM

Water the mix 30 minutes before you lift an aloe to repot it.

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An Aloe vera lifted whole out of its pot with the root ball intact, the day to get right before you lift it.An Aloe vera pot tilting as roots push out of the base hole, the sign to get the pot right before you lift.A just-repotted Aloe vera with drooping outer leaves and an upright center, the settling window to read.How to repot Aloe vera without transplant shock: the plant out of its pot, root ball whole, empty pot beside.
@plantcarebasics.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 1:56 AM

Repotting a snake plant: potting soil or grit? Grit, every time.

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Close-up of a gritty mix of cactus soil and coarse grit beside an empty terracotta pot with a drainage hole.Macro view of a newly repotted snake plant in a terracotta pot with a bone-dry soil surface during its dry-rest window.Ease a root-bound snake plant's root ball out of a cracked nursery pot by gripping the leaf base.A freshly repotted snake plant standing firm in a snug terracotta pot, gritty soil settled an inch below the rim.