Your healthy Norfolk Island Pine doesn't need repotting. To stop tipping, place the current 12" pot inside a heavier decorative pot (2" larger) and fill the gap with gravel or pebbles for ballast. Repot only when the plant needs watering every 2–3 days. Misting twice daily doesn't raise humidity effectively; a humidifier or pebble tray works better, though Norfolk pines tolerate low humidity fine.
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