I repot all my plants no matter what kind when they need it. Depending on what time of year that is determines how I take care of it from there. If a plant needs to be re-potted in late summer I dont see the benefit to the plant to wait until spring. Thats just my opinion and so far it works for me. If I do re-pot in the summer I will generally not tease the roots as much and will give it a bit more shade for a few weeks and more water.

Also for plants that go dormant like our plumeria I see no benefit to re-potting after they have gone dormant. Well, other than the fact that I have less to do in the winter so that helps free up time in spring.

mike

Hi Spencer. Congrats on rooting your two cuttings! For me myself, I don't usually repot until I know that the cutting has filled the pot with nice, healthy roots. I won't necessarily wait until I can see roots coming out the drainage holes, but if I notice that my cuttings are needing to be watered more often than normal, then I know it is time to repot. Another situation for me is if I notice that the cutting is blowing/falling over, it needs to be repotted.

I also agree with Mike. I moved some of my plumeria under my HPS, to keep them growing over the winter, and if they need repotting because they are still growing, I will repot them.

Andrew