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Repotting a Mature Jasmine Vine Without Damaging the Trellis

If a 4-year-old jasmine vine is root-bound in a 24-inch pot, transplant it into a larger container without disturbing the top growth. Enlist help to lift the heavy root ball intact. Jasmine is resilient—minimal root disturbance during transfer ensures quick recovery. Water well after repotting and maintain the existing support structure.

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