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| + | [* black] Examine the plant’s roots and soil. |
| + | [* black] Gently lift your plant out of its original container and take a look at its roots. |
| + | [* black] It is normal for roots to be a bit tangled— this is called a rootball, and absorbs water and nutrients. However, if the rootball is very crowded and dense, you may want to gently untangle the ends of the roots. This will help your plant grow further into the soil. |
| + | [* black] Light colored roots are a sign of a healthy plant! If the roots are dark, this could be a sign of root rot. Aid your plant’s growth by trimming these dark tips. |
| + | [* black] Examine the original pot’s soil. Are you seeing an abundance of insects? If so, you may want to apply insecticide to your plant’s new home. Use as directed by the insecticide label. |