Easiest Repotting Method Ever!
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- Опубликовано: 12 дек 2023
- This is the easiest plant repotting method ever!
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Why do those roots look like tasty noodles? this is a feeling I haven't felt before...
I know right!
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Mr Sheffield congrats ! This is your 300th video at 236k subscribers !
Wow, thanks
This is a great method! I use it especially in the spring with larger pots that I’m filling with several smaller plants. I put all of the smaller pots in the large one and fill the whole thing with soil. Then pull out each of the planters so I have the right number of holes and pop in the plants. Viola!! Large planter done in no time.
Sounds great!
Great presentation! For pots without the holes at the bottom, I use a soldering iron pen and works perfectly 💚🙃💚
The simplicity of this is genius!. Love it
Thank you 😊
2:59 oohhh so that’s how you do it ! Ok now I will definitely use that method 💯!
Thank you so much ! Mr Sheffield
Really love your channel even though I have only 1 cactus. Been watching you for a while and you have very good tips and tricks that could be helpful for my outdoor plants too... and btw I think my place in croatia has more rainfall than Sheffield. Look it up, rijeka is the name of the city, could be that rainfall is more consistent in uk, but my place is having more by amount
Oh yeah. I bet you get a lot at once rather than a constant drizzle?
@@SheffieldMadePlants yes, summers are hot, dry, droughty but fall is just opposite. During the november we had more than 500mm of rainfall during few days. Extreme showers for 10 days straight sometimes. It really could be gray and depressive 😅
Great idea! A 'why didn't i think of that ' moment!
Great stuff 👍
I've seen this done with outdoor garden plants but never thought to do it with an indoor plant. Thank you. Brilliant!
Wow, all the decades I've had plants I can't believe I never thought of this! 😃 Thank you so much for this wonderful tip! 👍🏼👍🏼
Glad it was helpful!
This is what we call a pro gamer move
Depending on the roots of the plant I'm repotting and the soil, I sometimes try to carve the hole in the new pot with my hands or a small garden tool. But I have to try this.
Worth a play 😁
Thank you! I'm not the only one thinking these people complaining about using a pot too big to repot your plant are nuts. Ive been growing plants for at least 35 years and never get root rot from using too big of a pot😂🤣. I think all those people that think that read the same home and garden magazine from some editor that didn't know what they were talking about and has never even grown a weed. If you water your plant too much too often is how you get root rot. You don't allow the roots to get the oxygen they need, to NOT rot!
I agree!
I can see it if its absolutely massive but a few sizes bigger shouldn’t be a big deal
@@SheffieldMadePlants sounds like the next experiment to me lol. Debunk it!
Debunk!
Sweet! I'm off to try that right now!
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Looks like happy plants! Thanks for all the tips greatly appreciated!
You bet!
Very pretty plant! Thanks Rich
Thanks for watching
I’m always learning from you and enjoying…
Cheers!
Hello from Puerto Rico!!! Loved the impression tip for repotting!!! 🙋🏼♀️🪴🌿
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent👍🏼 Will try this🌱
Great stuff 👍
Brilliant!! And there may be thousands of us out here saying, "Did you see that?! Why didn't I think of that! He's done it again!" Multitudinous thanks.
Thanks!
0:23 oh wow !
LOVE this! Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a brilliant idea!
Thanks!
BRILLIANT!!
Genius!!!! ❤
Thank you 😊
If it’s possible can you pleasssse make a video for corn plant 🪴
I’m not really sure if you have one but it would be handy if you made a video on it !
Sorry never had it
Ok no problem !
It's so pretty 💚🌱
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I have been planning to use this method next time I plant, which my be as soon as Jan, but also may be months later! Depends on my health & IF & how much it improves! I absurdly HATE & DESPISE filling a new pot w/ the plant "in the way"! This doesn't look near as messy! Thanks! You're the 1st to show me each step! So far I'd only seen the making of the pots new hole & the finished product! I figured it was cleaner & easier, but your video shows that it can be both! Thank you!
I wish you & your family, a Merry Christmas, & have a Blessed New Year!
Glad it was helpful 👍. Have a nice Xmas
Thank you Mr Sheff's : )
Can’t wait to do this!
Great idea
Glad you think so!
Brilliant!
I always go 2 pots up when repoting
Great idea! I don't usually want my houseplants growing more than the size they're already at (lest my room space is taken over completely by plants): So if my plant gets rootbound, I use the method you showed in a previous video of simply cutting the roots in half and repotting it in the same pot again with newly added soil.
For sure 👌
WOW....PERFECT
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Wow great idea 💡 thanks for sharing 🩷💚❤
You bet!
"BRILLIANT" !!
Thanks!
Genius ❣️
Thanks!
1:53 how does your excess water freely drain away ?
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Dude! I need to do this! Do you recommend repotting in winter? Conventional wisdom says no, but I am concerned that my guys need a repot now.
Yes you can anytime of year
Love it
Cheers!
3:24 😮😮😮
Is it difficult to care for anthuriums? I always love when your videos post
I’ve only got one and seems fine 😁
This is so smart I can’t believe this isn’t the standard 😭
this! is! so! smart! 😱
Never heard of people advising against big pots before. All mine are big pots from 10Ltrs all the way up to a pot that weighs about 60kg WHEN EMPTY lol. The smaller ones all have water dishes but the water I give hardly ever reaches the bottom and never pools. These are generally small plants to like a Philodendron Lemon Lime.
Tends to be one of the main bits of advice I hear
Just a quick remark: make sure to sanitize used pots before repotting another plant in it. Unclean pots can propagate pests to your entire collection.
I was thinking the same thing. You could use an unused pot the size of the one you're repotting ( or close to the size) to sit inside the new larger pot to avoid contaminating the new soil/pot.
Hot pro tip!! ❤
Ya smart bugga 🥰
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1:35 if you don’t mind me asking
Where do you get your soil from ?
Sybotanica now
nice
Nice video. I think I need to report my Ivory Coast alocasia. Ooo you have an anthurium. 😚Can you do a future video on anthurium care. I want to buy one in the spring time.
Will do once I suss it out fully
@@SheffieldMadePlants thank you. I have heard from Kaylee Ellen and Houseplantygoodness channel that the Anthurium Clarinervium and the same one that you have are best for beginners.
@@Gkrissy phew 😮💨
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Ive been doing like this for years. My question is.. dont you ever trim the roots back before repotting? Like i do with bonsai?
Yes I do if I want to keep the pot small. Also can be healthy for them
Do you grow any of your plants in just water? Like cuttings that you just decide to leave because they look pretty?
I have done yes. It can work well
Might as well cut the yellowing leaf off, not like its going to repair itself
Have you been watching from seed to stoned? He basically showed this same method the other day 😂😂😂
Not heard of it
@@SheffieldMadePlants I'm gonna try this next spring, give these plants some rooom
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@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you so much for replying. Subscribed and will try!!!
Why are you judging me for back filing for 5 minutes with a bonsai trowel and shaking my plant violently until it fits then watering it only to have to add more soil? 🤣
I actually did try this method but my soil just collapsed in on itself as soon as i removed the pot. I amend with a ton of perlite but I'm actually surprised an airoid mix stayed so well. Did you moisten it first? 🤔
I didnt here and it stayed in place ok. Maybe i pressed nice and hard
@@SheffieldMadePlants ok so I need man hands to replant for me. 🤣 Def the easiest option honestly 🤣🤣🤣 jk
Holy shit, never been able to say first
Tssss cheater, and here I thought I knew you😮🤪
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Real bad for your plant lol you get circle roots or whatever which kill each other when they get bigger
Why?
nah youre doin too much. It ain’t rocket appliances.
I am so sorry this is totally kind of off topic but... I need help! I ordered a 6-in spider plant from an online Depot... They told me when it would arrive, but alas it arrived two days earlier and I didn't know so it sat in my mailbox through a hard freeze. Suffice it to say it looks bad. Hoping for the best, I potted it up with all new potting soil, with plenty of perlite for drainage and it is just limp, all the leaves are see-through and almost mushy. Is there anything I can do? Please and thank you for any ideas. ❤🪴
Spider plants recover well normally. I’d cut it right back and stick it under a grow light
@@SheffieldMadePlants Thank you!
Personally I don't find repotting that tricky, and I suppose if you do it's a good hack, but rather messy 🪴
Cheers!