How do I know if my plant needs repotting

[JonahSaunders]

How do I know if my plant needs repotting

[AislinnHunter]

Sure! Here are seven different ways to tell if your plant needs repotting:

[MadalynnHill]

**Roots are coming out**: If you see roots poking out of the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot, it’s a clear sign your plant is root-bound and needs more space.

[LennoxSchultz]

**Water isn’t soaking in**: If water just sits on top of the soil instead of soaking in, that could mean the soil is compacted or depleted, which usually means it’s time for a new pot.

[LouieBaxter]

**Growth has stalled**: If your plant isn’t growing or looks like it’s struggling, it might be because it’s outgrown its pot and needs more room to expand.

[MessiahHowe]

**Soil looks depleted**: If the soil is looking old, discolored, or has a lot of salt buildup, it’s a good idea to repot and refresh the soil.

[EloiseCaldwell]

**The pot feels too light**: If the pot feels unusually light when you lift it, it might mean that the plant has used up most of the soil and nutrients.

[CharlieJacobson]

**Leaves are yellowing**: If the leaves are turning yellow and dropping off, it could be a sign of stress from being root-bound, so consider repotting.