A gardener in Michigan had a beautiful purple passion plant that blooms outside but must come indoors. It's huge, needs repotting, but previous attempts led to death. They asked if wrong soil was the issue.
General purpose potting soil is likely fine. Roots are often damaged during repotting, inviting rot fungi. Avoid overwatering after repotting. Plants need energy to recover; don't move to lower light (indoors) immediately after repotting.
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