Fuchsia ❤️❤️❤️ Three ways to replant your fuchsia. ❤️❤️❤️

Fuchsia plant blooms best when slightly pot-bound, and it has shallow roots, so don't be in a big hurry to move it to a larger pot. When the plant reaches the size you want, you can repot it in the same container, just to refresh the soil.

Origin: Mexico, Argentina and Chile

Height: Up to 3 ft (90 cm), dwarf varieties are much smaller.

Light: Bright light, but no direct sun.

Water: Water thoroughly spring through fall, keeping the soil evenly moist. Plants in hanging baskets dry out quickly, so check them often especially if they're outside. Cut back on watering in the winter, while the plant is dormant.

Humidity: Aim to maintain 40% relative humidity or higher. Leaf and flower drop is probably caused by dry, hot air. New plants that go from a humid greenhouse to a dry home are in shock and may shed its leaves and flowers. Move your fuchsia plant to a cooler spot and raise the humidity around it by placing the pot on a tray of wet pebbles.

Soil: All-purpose good-quality potting mix.

Fertilizer: Feed every 2 weeks in spring and summer with balanced water-soluble fertilizer diluted by half.

Propagation: Take 3 in (7 cm) stem tip cuttings in spring and root in moist potting mix