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To Repot or Not? 17 Houseplants Happy to be Rootbound
31.12.2023 - 18:39 / gardenerspath.com / Kristina HicksHamblin
To Repot or Not? 17 Houseplants Happy to be Rootbound
Some of the most popular houseplants, as well as some less common ones, live their best lives when allowed to grow somewhat rootbound between repottings.
Keeping these houseplants potbound can help them flower, reduce their risk of transplant shock, or keep unwanted growth in check. And you may be surprised at which houseplants fit this description!
In this article we’ll take a look at 17 houseplants that thrive in rootbound conditions in snug containers.
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Perhaps you already have one of these in your home and are wondering whether you can delay your repotting chores. Maybe you started repotting and noticed that the specimen is already rootbound and are wondering if you’ve hurt it by letting it get to this state!
Or maybe you are looking to welcome a new leafy buddy to your household and want to pick one that won’t require frequent repotting.
I’ll provide you with a description of each houseplant in case any of these are new to you, each plant’s light and water requirements, and what to look for as a sign that it’s finally time to repot.
I know that when I am considering a new houseplant, the first thing I want to know is whether it’s safe for my cats – so I’ll let you know which of these are nontoxic in case you have nibbling pets or young children who are prone to sampling your indoor flora.
And in case you don’t already have one of these beauties living in your home, I’ll also provide tips on where to find them.
Ready to discover 17 houseplants that are happy to be rootbound?
Here’s a sneak peek:
17 Happy Rootbound HouseplantsHowever, before we go any
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