Plant Repotting

from $12.00

Depending on the plant, I use tailored soil mixes to support healthy growth. I also carry a variety of pots if you’d like to size up or change the look.

Note: Pricing includes repotting service and soil mix and is based on the new pot’s diameter. You can bring your own pot or choose one from Androots. As a rule of thumb, size up by 2 in.—though if roots aren’t healthy, downsizing may be best.

  • Tiny (≤3 in.): $12

  • Small (4–5 in.): $18

  • Medium (6–8 in.): $28

  • Large (9–11 in.): $40

  • Extra Large (12–14 in. ): $55

  • 15” or greater: Custom quote

Feel free to email me with a photo of your plant or any questions at andrew@androots.shop

Size:

Depending on the plant, I use tailored soil mixes to support healthy growth. I also carry a variety of pots if you’d like to size up or change the look.

Note: Pricing includes repotting service and soil mix and is based on the new pot’s diameter. You can bring your own pot or choose one from Androots. As a rule of thumb, size up by 2 in.—though if roots aren’t healthy, downsizing may be best.

  • Tiny (≤3 in.): $12

  • Small (4–5 in.): $18

  • Medium (6–8 in.): $28

  • Large (9–11 in.): $40

  • Extra Large (12–14 in. ): $55

  • 15” or greater: Custom quote

Feel free to email me with a photo of your plant or any questions at andrew@androots.shop

Home Plant Styling Consultation
$0.00

How to Tell If Your Plant Needs Repotting

Not just “bigger pot” — sometimes it’s a rescue. Repotting can mean sizing up, refreshing the soil, or even downsizing to help roots recover.

Signs to Size Up

  • Roots circling the surface or poking out of drainage holes

  • Water races straight through / dries out within 1–2 days

  • Plant is top-heavy, wobbly, or crowds the pot’s rim

  • Growth has slowed despite good light and care

  • White crust (salts) building up on soil or pot

Signs to Refresh Soil (same size)

  • Plant came in dense nursery peat that stays soggy or becomes hydrophobic

  • Soil is compacted, fungus-gnat-prone, or smells sour

  • It’s been 12–18 months since the last refresh (most tropicals)

Signs to Downsize / Rehab

  • Soil stays wet >7–10 days, stems feel mushy, or you suspect root rot

  • Large voids in the root ball after trimming unhealthy roots

  • Recently overwatered or recovering from pests—needs less soil volume around roots

What Size Should I Choose?

  • General rule: go up ~2 in. in diameter for healthy plants ready to grow.

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