Plants Declining After Move: Light Change, Not Repotting

Sheila moved 6 months ago to brighter house. Plants did well at first, now all dying. Didn't repot in spring; asks if too late.

Repotting: Anytime, But Rarely Needed

• Indoor plants can be repotted any season.
• Only when extremely potbound.
• Unnecessary repotting = #1 cause of plant failure.
• Repotting doesn't fix light/water issues.

Real Culprit: Light Change

• Existing leaves adapted to old light; brighter light → fade/bleach/sicken.
• Symptoms often appear months later.
• Brighter light → more water use. If watering unchanged → excessive dryness.

Adjust watering for new light levels; don't repoot.