Repotting is a crucial aspect of plant care that involves transferring a plant from one container to another, typically into a larger pot. This process helps plants thrive by providing them with more room to grow, fresh soil, and improved drainage. While it might seem simple, understanding the timing, techniques, and benefits of repotting can significantly enhance the health and longevity of your plants. Why Repotting is Necessary Plants grow and develop, and as they do, their roots expand. When a plant becomes root-bound, which occurs when its roots fill the pot and begin circling around the edge, it can no longer absorb nutrients and water effectively. This stunted growth can lead to yellowing leaves, wilting, and overall decline in the plant's health. Repotting offers the solution by providing the plant with more space to grow its roots and ensuring the soil can retain enough moisture and nutrients for optimal growth. Moreover, over time, the soil in the pot may degrade, los...