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Meaning of repot
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repot (v)
put in a new, usually larger, pot
repot Sentence Examples
- The gardener repotted the overgrown ferns into larger containers.
- To revive the wilting plants, I repotted them with fresh soil.
- The miniature rosebush needed to be repotted due to its extensive root growth.
- I carefully removed the plant from its old pot and repotted it in a well-draining mixture.
- Repotting the large succulent required two people to handle its heavy weight.
- The repotted orchids thrived in their new, airy environment.
- I repotted the hanging baskets every spring to refresh the soil and encourage blooming.
- To prevent root rot, it is crucial to repot plants in pots with drainage holes.
- The repotting process invigorated the plants, promoting their growth and vitality.
- I repotted the tomato seedlings into individual pots to prepare them for outdoor planting.
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put in a new, usually larger, pot
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The gardener repotted the overgrown ferns into larger containers.
To revive the wilting plants, I repotted them with fresh soil.
The miniature rosebush needed to be repotted due to its extensive root growth.
I carefully removed the plant from its old pot and repotted it in a well-draining mixture.
