How often should slow-growing plants typically be transplanted?

Slow-growing plants typically require less frequent transplantation than fast-growing ones. Transplanting them every 2-3 years is advisable because it allows the roots to establish properly in their current pot or location without causing undue stress to the plant. This time frame also gives the soil ample opportunity to maintain its nutrient levels, which is important for the health of slow-growing species. Frequent uprooting or shifting can disturb their root systems and impede their growth, making the 2-3 year interval ideal for ensuring the plant remains robust and healthy.