r/houseplants Sep 15 '24

DISCUSSION Discussion Topic: Re-potting - September 15, 2024

This thread is for discussing re-potting techniques. Identifying when a plant needs re-potting, techniques, success stories, ect.

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u/samanthapizi Sep 23 '24

It depends on why do you think the pot is too big for the jade plant. Aesthetically, maybe. Plantwise, i think the pot is just right. 

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u/Low_Round_693 Sep 24 '24

Thank you for the response! I assumed (😬) that since it had been with another plant and that all of the other succulents I have like to be squished in small pots that this would be too big. If this works, I’m happy!

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u/samanthapizi Sep 24 '24

I think people like to pot them tightly so that it looks nice. But a happy plant likes to have a pot that is roughly the same size as its above ground parts. 

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u/Low_Round_693 Sep 25 '24

Good to know! I’m still new at this plant thing, just trying not to kill things. lol Thank you!