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How to Repot a Money Tree the Right Way in 5 Easy Steps
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When to Repot Money TreesWhile some fast-growing houseplants should be repotted every 1 to 2 years, money trees generally only need to be repotted once every 2 to 3 years.
How to Repot Money TreesIt may be tempting to repot your money tree into a massive pot to accommodate its growing roots.
Instead, choose a container with drainage holes that’s just one or two sizes bigger than your existing planter and follow these simple steps to repot your money tree.
Water Your Money TreeThe day before you intend to repot, give your money tree a deep drink of water.
If your money tree is braided, braid unbraided sections of your money tree’s stems together if you prefer that aesthetic.