Downsizing Your Houseplants Part 1: Reverse Repotting

Have you ever gone too big, too fast? Tune into this episode of Unearth Horticulture to learn about root health and how it is affected by pot size. About a year and a half ago, I repotted my Monstera into a much larger pot, anticipating its quick growth. However, after my recent move, my Monstera hasn't been looking so hot. Let's investigate together!

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[HowardChengRocks]

Thank you for this great video. Several videos discuss that root rot is a disease that can spread to other plants. My root rot was due to overwatering, so good to know that I don’t need to disinfect all the tools and pots

[vyevse]

This is such a great informative video.

[AmaSharapova]

She would love some support as sell I think

[shimmy]

Excellently informative video! Thank you! New subscriber here! Btw, my sister’s name is Renata. 😃

[yenslifestyle]

I wish my Monstera would grow this big😢 mine. It only gave me 1 leaf and it's almost one year now.

[barrysinden]

I'm having the same problem, i have seven leaves which are big but it doesn't seem to get any larger. like in height.