9 Reasons Why Your Houseplants Keep Dying After Being Repotted

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00:00nine reasons why your house plants keep dying after being repotted overly large pot leading

00:08to waterlogged roots oversized pots retain excess moisture around uncolonized soil

00:14suffocating roots fostering rot and pests especially for jade succulents using the

00:20wrong potting mix monstera needs chunky aerated mix dense soil water logs roots orchids require

00:28barky media drakina prefers well draining slightly acidic substrate damaging roots during the repotting

00:36process roughly tearing root balls removes feeder roots reducing uptake and inviting pathogens like

00:42pythium gently tease soil to preserve hairs insufficient drainage in the new pot pots

00:50without drainage trap water suffocating roots and causing rot peace lilies suffer always use holes

00:57gravel isn't adequate drainage transplant shock from sudden environmental changes abrupt light or

01:04temperature changes after repotting trigger stress and leaf drop repot in growth and maintain stable

01:11bright indirect conditions improper depth planting too shallow or too deep planting too deep berries

01:18crowns and rot stems too shallow exposes roots to drying match each species natural planting depth

01:26failure to acclimate to new light conditions sudden full sun scorches shade adapted leaves sharp reductions cause

01:34chlorosis acclimate gradually shifting placement toward ideal light over days underwatering during root

01:42establishment new roots need steady moisture without saturation over watering compacts media and invites

01:49to the fire to focus on the ground under water in soil and river gas and прикurs toina in the ground

01:53water in the water for single form of plant exists under watering desse case dents keep moist between waterings

01:56introducing pathogens or pests via unsterilized tools or soil contaminated soil or tools

02:01introduce fungi, bacteria, and gnats, disinfect pots, discard old mix, and wipe tools with isopropyl

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