Repotting
If your plant’s growth has slowed, roots are poking out the drainage holes, or the soil dries out too fast after watering, it might be time for a bigger pot. That said, don’t rush to repot every new plant — many, like Peace Lilies, Moth Orchids and Anthuriums, prefer a snug home.
When it’s time to repot, go up just one pot size (about 5cm wider). Start with a base of Kings House Plant Mix, then gently remove your plant from its old container. If the roots are tightly packed, a rinse with water can help loosen them. Replant, leaving 3–4cm between the soil and pot rim. Fill around the roots with fresh mix, keeping the stem at its original height. Water thoroughly to settle everything in — and wait a month before feeding again.
Spring is the perfect time to reconnect with your indoor plants and support their seasonal comeback. A little care goes a long way in keeping them lush and lively all year round!
