Repotting a striated Agave Weberi from a one gallon to a four gallon container

Thank you for stopping by and welcome to my new channel where I take a deep dive into my dry garden cultivars including agaves, cactus and other succulents. On today's episode, I'll be repotting one of my favorites, a striated Agave Weberi. I'll go over my techniques for planting, soil choices and watering. I love working with these beautiful plants, I hope you enjoy the video!
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[@johnfladzinski6709]

That was the perfect pick.

[@CarolPonsaran]

Lots of great info here!

[@ugorota]

how do you know when the plant is to big for the pot ?

[@mr_agave]

It kind of depends on a few factors. Some of my plants are in containers for display purposes for collecting. With that, I change out the soil every year in those and move up to a bigger size when the pot just looks too small for the agave, aesthetically speaking. But for plants in pots that are just in my collection for sales, I typically repot every two years or sooner if you squeeze the pot and it's too hard. That usually means that your plant is root-bound and the roots have outgrown the pot. Give them a squeeze from time to time and if it's hard as a rock, it's time to change pots. Good luck!