How do I choose the right size containers for my plants?

What size containers should I use for my indoor plants?

It depends on the type of plant and its growth stage. Generally, a pot should be 1-2 inches larger in diameter than the current root ball.

What if I have a large plant? Should I go for a bigger container?

Yes, larger plants typically need bigger containers to allow for root growth. A pot that is 2-4 inches larger in diameter is often ideal.

Are there specific materials I should consider for the containers?

Absolutely! Materials like terracotta, plastic, and ceramic each have their pros and cons. Terracotta is breathable but can dry out quickly, while plastic retains moisture better.

How do I know when to repot my plants?

Signs include roots growing out of the drainage holes, stunted growth, or if the soil dries out too quickly. It's usually a good idea to repot every 1-2 years.