Small potted Christmas tree needs repotting. Match current soil type (bark-based or peat-based). If finger pushes easily into soil, it doesn't need repotting.
Most Christmas trees are field-dug, potted, and brought indoors. Indoor heat swells buds (thinks it's spring). Moving outside then causes damage visible in late spring. Outdoor plants indoors >3 days rarely survive.
Enjoy it while it lasts; don't expect long-term success.
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