How to Repot Aglaonema Pink | Step-By-Step Process for beginners

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Aglaonema Pink, with its vibrant hues and easy maintenance, has become a favorite among plant enthusiasts. However, as your Aglaonema Pink grows, it might outgrow its current pot, necessitating repotting. In this guide, we'll walk you through a step-by-step process for repotting Aglaonema Pink, ensuring its continued health and vitality.
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🔰CHAPTERS🔰
00:00 Intro
00:08 Start
00:14 Introducing the plant
01:03 Start with Perlite
01:12 The perfect ratio of the soil pot
01:32 Size and drainage Pot
01:40 Preparing the pot
02:50 Remove the plant from the old pot
03:43 Shake the root from the old soil
04:30 Planting
05:16 Note about Air Pockets
06:34 Watering
06:58 Cleaning the pot
07:35 Supporting stems
08:52 About cleaning the leaves
09:18 End
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How often should I repot my Aglaonema Pink?
A: Generally, every 1-2 years or when you observe signs of overcrowded roots.
Q: Can I repot my Aglaonema Pink in the winter?
A: It's not advisable, as the plant is in a dormant phase, and repotting may cause stress.
Q: What if my plant has yellow leaves after repotting?
A: Yellowing leaves are normal during the adjustment period. Ensure proper watering and light conditions.
Q: How do I know if my Aglaonema Pink is root-bound?
A: Check for roots circling the bottom or emerging from drainage holes, indicating a need for repotting.
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