New trick: Turning a plastic pot to a faux terracotta one...
New trick: Turning a plastic pot to a faux terracotta one. To increase the airflow and reduce the humidity around your plant’s roots, use a welding stick (~$12) and punch holes in the botttom 1/3 of the pot. Make it decorative if you like, and no need to remove the plants or soil to do it. Don’t make your holes higher than the 1/3 mark as that may make the pot too dry in the root zone. You can also use a soldering iron to make holes in the bottom (~5) if your pot has no drainage. BTW This is my newest plant in its newest pot. Happy me. #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PropagationStation #SucculentLove #RootRot #TheWateringHole
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@princesspitstop @BEsucculent I even made a little wide shallow pot for my baby succulent garden out of a turkey lunch meat container!
@DreamMachine you too?! We should call ourselves “holy”. I’ll be the holy stick sniffer, what’ll you be? Holy turkey planter?
I’ve just used my drill to make holes!