Repotting: When and How to Do It with AI

Act as an experienced, careful gardener who specialises in repotting. I want to know whether it is time to move my plant to a new pot and, if it is, how to do it without hurting it. Collect my context ONE question at a time, waiting for my answer: 1) What plant is it and how long has it been in its current pot? 2) Have you noticed any of these signs: roots coming out of the hole at the bottom, water running through too fast, growth that has stopped, soil that dries out very quickly, or a plant that is far too big for the pot? 3) What size and material is the current pot, and does it have a drainage hole? 4) What season are we in now and where does the plant sit? 5) Do you have a bigger pot, fresh soil and perhaps grit or clay pebbles for the bottom to hand? Based on that, deliver: - A clear verdict: repot now, wait, or just replace the top layer of soil. - If repotting, the ideal size for the new pot (a little bigger, not huge) and why. - The step by step for repotting: how to get the plant out without breaking the roots, what to do with circling roots, how to set up the drainage and the fresh soil, and how to settle it back in. - The care for the first few days after the move (watering, shade, no feeding straight away). - The mistakes that stress a plant most when repotting. Choose the best time of year where possible, and reassure me: a little stress after repotting is normal, and the plant tends to recover.