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Indoor Plant Repotting Best Practices

11 days ago | lila

How long should I wait before fertilizing after repotting?

It's best to wait about 4-6 weeks before fertilizing after repotting to allow the plant time to recover and settle into its new environment. Repotting can be stressful, and immediate fertilization might overwhelm the plant. Give it time to adjust first.

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