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How often should I repot my coffee plant?

Have your own coffee plants grown from seed, then place young plants individually in pots as soon as they are about four inches tall. Give in to the sowing Only one seed at a time in the pot, then you save yourself repotting.

As it grows, you should move your coffee plant to a new, larger container about every two to three years. In principle, old plants that hardly increase in size no longer need to be repotted. Here it is enough if you apply the top layer of fresh one once a year Earth change. So your coffee plant gets fresh nutrients again.

When is the best time to repot my coffee plant?

Ideally, repot your coffee plant in spring, this is best for you. If the plant pot is too small when you buy the plant, it is better to put the Coffea arabica in a new and slightly larger pot immediately. This is especially true when the roots are already growing out of the container. Incidentally, a freshly repotted plant does not need a few months

fertilizer.

Is repotting necessary because the soil is too wet, for example because your coffee plant is already brown leaves then of course you should not wait until spring, but react immediately. When repotting, remove any rotten root parts that may be present and place the plant in fresh soil and to water For the time being, only use them sparingly.

The essentials in brief:

• best to repot in spring
• Replace plant pots that are too small as soon as possible
• only repot every 2 to 3 years
• Use potting soil or potting soil, possibly with Clay granules mixed
• Do not fertilize freshly repotted plants for a while