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When to Repot Ivy: Only If Truly Needed

Ivy Hates Big Pots

Repot only if: constant water demand, stopped growth, roots on soil surface. Lift plant—if mostly roots, go up 1–2". Spring best, but anytime if urgent (not dormant).

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