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Rubber Plant Repotting: Wait Until April, Upsize 2 Inches, Don't Root Prune Alone

Timing and Technique

When: After April 1st—longer days speed root recovery.
Pot size: 2 inches larger diameter than current.
Root pruning: Only if also pruning top growth proportionally.

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