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Date Posted: 01:02:48 12/02/03 Tue
Author: Russell
Subject: Storm Damage after repotting

Hi

I have recently repotted about ten cati and suculents all was goign well untill a mayor storm hit and the plants got soaked with water.

I was told that I should not water them for a couple of weeks after repotting.

My question is do i need to repot the plants again or will they be ok if I leave them to dry naturally. i am in melbourne so it is pretty warm at the moment.

Any help would be appreciated.

cheers

Russell

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