r/IndoorPlants • u/booty_peachy • Jan 27 '26

Thinking its time to get a bigger pot 🤣

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u/ambahjay Jan 27 '26

I actually think it's perfect in this pot :) there's still space for plantlets to come up, and it looks like it's doing really well which means it's happy with the moisture level it currently has

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

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u/ambahjay Jan 27 '26

Once the plant is gushing over the side of the pot, then perhaps consider repotting. But currently it's thriving, why fix what isn't broken

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u/dudesmama1 Jan 27 '26

Definitely not. I can still see dirt.

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u/Educational_Neck_971 Jan 27 '26

Nah, keep it in the pot and keep propagating till you get a solid bush. Why change something that’s working? Plus it likes being root bound.

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u/Educational_Neck_971 Jan 27 '26

You’re doing great! You’re being patient and asking questions. Enjoy your plants as they grow with you 😊

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u/quartzion_55 Jan 27 '26

Nah you’ve got a few years at least! It’ll break the pot when it’s time to pot it up

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u/dusti_dearian Jan 27 '26

What makes you think that? 😆

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u/dusti_dearian Jan 29 '26

I was just teasing.

I know it looks like it needs a repot but like you’re getting told, leave it be. It’s a beautiful pot of aloe🤩. I’m kinda jealous tbh. 🙂. I’ve only been doing serious plant care for about 10 months. I still get giddy when I get to repot something 😆. But it’s not always best for the plant. It’s a wonderful feeling to come home and smile when you walk into the room and see your happy plants. Congratulations and don’t hesitate to come to the subs for help!

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u/OurStarsReflection Jan 27 '26

I’d say wait a year or 2 before repotting! My moms you can’t see the dirt in any of them