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Repotting a 15-Year-Old Sentimental Bulb Plant: Assessment and Care

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Email photos to wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com, including pot and plant. Describe light exposure and watering frequency. Expert will assess repotting need and provide care instructions.

General Repotting Caution

Old, never-repotted plants may be root-bound but disturb roots minimally. Only repot if essential, using a pot 2 inches larger.

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