verb
definition
To move a growing plant from one pot to a larger one to allow for further growth
Examples of repot in a Sentence
Shift, repot and propagate all plants that are desirable.
Plant strawberries for a main crop. Repot orchard-house trees, disrooting if necessary.
If you choose to repot, do n't fertilize at the same time or the plant might go into shock.
In a houseplant, the solution is to repot the plant in a larger pot filled with fresh soil.
It isn't a good idea to repot a new gardenia because it will probably go into shock and drop all its buds.
Gardenias do best if they are slightly root-bound so there is really no need to repot it unless you see roots coming out of the top of the plant.
Be sure the plant has good drainage; repot it if necessary, using a different potting soil and pebbles on the bottom of the pot to improve drainage.
You'll need to repot your plant annually so it doesn't become root bound and become susceptible to diseases.