Cotswolds Garden - FAQs
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Normal repotting involves transferring a plant to a slightly larger pot when it has outgrown its current one, usually due to root crowding.
Over-potting, on the other hand, means upsizing too drastically, often by several inches or more. This excessive jump in size creates conditions where soil stays wet too long, roots can't access nutrients efficiently, and plant growth is hindered.
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