How Often Should You Repot Indoor Flowers: Instructions for Those Who Don't Want to Worry
One of the reasons why plants need to be replanted is the growth of the root system.
However, not all plants have roots that grow quickly, but they still need to be replanted.
The whole point is that the soil in which your “green pets” grow has an expiration date.
Due to constant watering, nutrients are washed out over time, in addition, they are constantly absorbed by the plant itself, and as a result, the soil mixture becomes useless.
Because of this, the flower’s growth slows down, its immunity decreases – and hello, numerous diseases.
As a result, you can simply lose your beloved flower, just by ignoring such a simple procedure as replanting.
To prevent this from happening, be sure to replant each of the plants that are crowded on your windowsill.
It is best to do this once a year, with the onset of spring. And even better - by looking at the gardener's lunar calendar, as experienced gardeners do.
