| If you’ve had your plant for 1-2 years now, it’s a good time to consider repotting. Typically we recommend repotting as a way to refresh soil, or to encourage growing to a larger size. Here are signs your plant may be ready to move to the next size up. - Matted roots circling on the soil surface
- Roots exiting through drainage holes
- Roots are seemingly “busting” at the seams
- The plant seems to be getting pushed out of its pot
- You notice yellow leaves developing more frequently than normal
- The plant dries out very quickly, in just a few days instead of at least a week
- Growth has slowed or stopped overall
If you find that it's time to repot your plant, here are items to gather: - A nursery pot with drainage holes that's 2” larger than the current pot
- A ceramic that fits the larger nursery pot
- Fresh soil, just enough to fill the new container
- Tarp or paper to protect your floors
- Gloves, spade, new decorative moss (optional)
Once you have your materials ready, here are step-by-step instructions for repotting your plant. Exclusive for Léon & George customers, our Plant Doctors are available 24/7 for any questions about keeping your plants happy and healthy! Log in to your account to contact them at any time. | 
