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repot
[ ree-pot ]
verb (used with object)
repotted, repotting.
- to transfer (a plant) to another, especially larger, pot.
verb (used without object)
repotted, repotting.
- to transfer a plant to another pot.
repot
/ ːˈɒ /
verb
- tr to put (a house plant) into a new usually larger pot
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Then Lawson told us to remove our plants from the flimsy plastic pots they came in, so we could repot them into larger, sturdier pots .
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Then Lawson told us to remove our plants from the flimsy plastic pots they came in, so we could repot and place them into larger pots that were more sturdy.
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On the surface of a three-inch pot, he sprinkles the fine seed, dividing and repotting each seedling after it has about four leaves.
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Their shop offers affordable services including plant treatment, repotting and interior design.
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"Windows can be replaced, plants can be repotted, but if we were to lose a soul, nothing would make up for that."
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