Money Tree Repotting: Pot Size, Soil, Roots, and Aftercare
Money Tree Repotting: Pot Size, Soil, Roots, and Aftercare Money tree repotting usually goes wrong for one simple reason: we assume a bigger pot is always the kind move. Then the soil stays wet too long, the roots lose air, and a plant that was mostly fine starts looking suddenly dramatic. If your money tree is drying out fast, pushing roots through drainage holes, or sitting in tired mix that has turned dense and hard to re-wet, repotting can help. If she is stable and just looks a little crowded up top, the better move may be to wait, refresh the top layer, or fix the soil and watering routine around her first. ...