pot size for repotting recently purchased gardenias recently
-
AuthorPosts
-
June 13, 2023 at 2:07 am Reply
My husband has recently purchased 5 new 12 inch gardenias for me cause he wants me to get rid of my 6-7 foot gardenias so they don’t have to be moved indoors in the winter, it’s a hard job but I’m not getting rid of them!!! The new ones are in 12 inch pots, should I transplant to a larger pot or keep them in 12 inch pots. I haven’t transplanted the big ones in years. Thanks
June 13, 2023 at 9:01 am ReplyHi, welcome to the forum!
Haha I think your husband secretly understands what you like… more plants!
I wouldn’t repot the new ones quite yet. As it is, they’ve already got lots of room still in their 12-inch pots. It’ll only be perhaps next year or the one after that that they’ll need a new, slightly larger pot.
Do you mean to say the older ones are also still in their original 1 foot pot? How do you keep them from tipping over?
Maybe as a counter-gift you could offer your husband a set of wheelie trays to put the pots on so they’re easier to move when the time comes… 😛 😛
Nature & Garden moderator.
Message me if you have any questions, I’ll be glad to help out!
“Winter reveals the strength inside… of those who dare go out!”
December 17, 2023 at 9:02 pm ReplyTransplant the new 12-inch gardenias into larger pots to ensure healthy growth, as they may outgrow their current containers. Consider doing the same for the larger gardenias if they haven’t been transplanted in years.
-
AuthorPosts
- You must log in to post and answer topics. Sign up / Sign in