Every plant deserves fresh soil with nutrients and a pot the right size to grow and stay healthy. The overall health of plants depends on pot size, light exposure, watering frequency, and the quality of potting soil. Plant lovers around are often uncertain when or how frequently to change the potting soil of plants. Paying close attention to plants will help you understand when they need fresh soil and when they need to be repotted to a larger pot. Proper soil provides a plant with the necessary nutrients it needs to grow healthy. Micro Plant Studio is here to help you with soil change and repotting, either at home or at our studio. 

At some point, a plant will outgrow its pot. How do I know if my pot has outgrown its pot? Some of the signs a plant no longer fits into its current pot can be determined by looking to see if the roots are finding their way out through the pot drainage holes, surfacing, or wrapping around the inside of the pot; and if the plant wilts a day or two after watering, or discolored leaves, or a lack of new growth. Another reason for repotting your plant is the number of offshoots it has produced, making it too compact and challenging to water and grow healthily. Now, let’s get your plant repotted!

In preparation for repotting, please make sure the plants are free of bugs. Prior to accepting your plant for service, Micro Plant Studio’s team will inspect the plant to ensure no bugs are found on the plant. Bugs tend to spread quickly. For this reason, if you notice the plant has bugs, the service will be refused until the plant has been disinfected of all bugs. For this reason, we ask that you please send us a picture of your plants, as requested in our system. Take a look at our bug control services!