Pam asked whether to strip old soil from jade roots or just place the root ball in new soil.
Leave most old soil intact but gently loosen the root ball with a small screwdriver or chopstick, running it vertically up and down the sides. This encourages roots to grow outward into the new mix instead of circling.
Minimal root disturbance reduces transplant shock.
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