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Coffee Plant Repotting. Repotting coffee plants coffee plants can grow in slightly acidic to neutral soil, but the ideal soil ph is anything between 6 and 6.5. Fill the new pot 1/3 of the way full with organic, rich soil. If you want, you can prune the plant to the desired size, slightly restrict its pot size, and root prune to keep its growth manageable. Repot your coffee plant every (other) spring, gradually stepping up the pot size. The best time to repot a coffee plant is in the spring or summer when the plant is in its active growing phase. This helps to loosen the. Select a pot that is about 1 inch wider than the pot it is in, says langelo. Make sure the container has several drainage holes. Potting and repotting coffee plants plan to repot your plant in a container one size larger each spring. Use a pot with drainage. If your coffee plant becomes too big for its current container, it’s time to repot it. Start by watering your coffee plant a day before repotting it.

Repot your coffee plant every (other) spring, gradually stepping up the pot size. This helps to loosen the. Potting and repotting coffee plants plan to repot your plant in a container one size larger each spring. The best time to repot a coffee plant is in the spring or summer when the plant is in its active growing phase. Repotting coffee plants coffee plants can grow in slightly acidic to neutral soil, but the ideal soil ph is anything between 6 and 6.5. If you want, you can prune the plant to the desired size, slightly restrict its pot size, and root prune to keep its growth manageable. If your coffee plant becomes too big for its current container, it’s time to repot it. Select a pot that is about 1 inch wider than the pot it is in, says langelo. Use a pot with drainage. Start by watering your coffee plant a day before repotting it.

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Coffee Plant Repotting Make sure the container has several drainage holes. This helps to loosen the. If you want, you can prune the plant to the desired size, slightly restrict its pot size, and root prune to keep its growth manageable. If your coffee plant becomes too big for its current container, it’s time to repot it. Select a pot that is about 1 inch wider than the pot it is in, says langelo. Make sure the container has several drainage holes. Start by watering your coffee plant a day before repotting it. The best time to repot a coffee plant is in the spring or summer when the plant is in its active growing phase. Use a pot with drainage. Fill the new pot 1/3 of the way full with organic, rich soil. Repotting coffee plants coffee plants can grow in slightly acidic to neutral soil, but the ideal soil ph is anything between 6 and 6.5. Repot your coffee plant every (other) spring, gradually stepping up the pot size. Potting and repotting coffee plants plan to repot your plant in a container one size larger each spring.