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Quick question about repotting aloe vera

11 years ago

Hi all - I have a great aloe vera plant that I just repotted about a month ago. However I just bought a beautiful pot of about the same size and I am wondering how the plant would take to being repotted again so soon. If anyone could give me any insight - like if I need to wait a few more months or if it really doesn't matter etc - that would be awesome. Thank you all do much!

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paracelsus
11 years ago
It's fine to repot soon, just wait until the plant is due for watering, and replant in dry soil. Then keep it in bright shade for a couple of weeks before resuming normal sun and water. Enjoy your new pot!

Brad
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