Crossword clues for repot
repot
- Work with plants
- Upsize, say
- Transplant to another container
- Transplant to a larger container
- Transplant the fern
- Transplant in the greenhouse
- Transplant an orchid
- Transplant a seedling
- Transfer plants
- Transfer orchids
- Transfer in a nursery, perhaps
- Transfer a daisy
- Tend to, as an overgrown houseplant
- Tend to an overgrown fern
- Tend to a houseplant, in a way
- Save a seedling, perhaps
- Put into fresh soil
- Put in fresh soil, perhaps
- Provide room for growth, perhaps
- Provide room for growth, in a way
- Provide more room for growth
- Move, roots and all
- Move to new soil
- Move to a new container, as a houseplant
- Move to a larger container, say
- Move a seedling, say
- Move a plant
- Move a growing house plant
- Move a ficus
- Move a daisy, e.g
- Make annual changes?
- Give more growing room, maybe
- Find a new home for, in a way
- Encourage to grow, perhaps
- Do some gardening work
- Do a plant transplant
- Do a nursery task
- Do a nursery chore
- Displace, as a plant
- Change planters
- Transplant, as a seedling
- Move, in a way
- Move, as plants
- Move, as a plant
- Transfer, as a houseplant
- Move shoots, say
- Move in a greenhouse, say
- Plastic used in piping
- *Move, as a plant
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- Make an annual change?
- Transplant in a nursery
- Horticulturist's suggestion
- Do a greenhouse chore
- Do a greenhouse job
- Transfer a plant
- Do a nurseryman's job
- Transfer, as at a nursery
- Size up a conservatory plant?
- Plant again
- Plant anew
- Transplant, in a way
- Transplant, as a houseplant
- Transplant, as a plant
- Transplant to a new container
- Transfer the fern
- Move, as a houseplant
- Transplant, as seedlings
- Transplant plants
- Transplant a plant
- Tend to an overgrown plant, in a way
- Put into new soil, as a houseplant
- Put in fresh soil
- Plant in a new home
- Plant in a larger container
- Give room for growth, as seedlings
- Find a new home for, as a plant
- Do a gardener's job
- Do a gardener's chore
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Wiktionary
repot
vb. To move a growing plant from one pot to a larger one to allow for further growth
WordNet
Usage examples of "repot".
This is why, as the daylight faded, the Eldest emitted the blast of pheromonal scent that served to summon that one who could flip switches, open greenhouse louvers, speak aloud to other intermediaries, and repot those who needed repotting.
Amputating most of its roots, they repotted it in a tight bowl packed with a sharp sand mixture to sting the remaining threadling roots.
The tree obeyed, glowing in his mind with resignation: he had repotted it twice before.
Terese who is repotting two little cacti merely puts her hands on her belly and weeps.
Her downstairs neighbour was repotting plants on the porch as they approached and looked up when they arrived.