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Ways to Reuse Potting Soil. The easiest way to reuse old potting mix? Simply remove old plants from their containers, fluff up the soil and replant. If you've reused the same soil for several years or it's developed a white surface crust, you may have to cut it with 50 percent new potting soil and/or apply fertilizer.
1 This allows you to remove the plant from the container without damaging the plant. The pot for the new plant should be a couple of inches larger than the old pot.  Place a level of stones or gravel in the bottom...before adding soil. Mix the soil with bone meal. If using a potting mix, the addition of fertilizer may not be necessary...check the label. Add new soil to the pot so the plant is at the same level as it was in the old pot. Firmly press down the soil around the plant. Water and check the level of the plant to be sure it is not too low in the pot.