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Do All Planters Need Holes. Did you ever wonder why some of the most beautiful plant pots don’t have drainage holes? Do all plants require drainage holes? Drainage holes can be quite confusing for a lot of beginning plant owners, because all plants need a drainage hole right?! Plant pots without drainage holes are known as cachepots, and they are commonly used to aesthetically hide grow pots that hold houseplants. While most plants prefer pots with drainage holes, there are some plants that can tolerate pots without holes. All planters, whether wood, ceramic or plastic, should have drainage holes so the soil remains well drained. Every planter must have holes in the bottom for that surplus of water to drain out from and those holes need to be kept unblocked and able to. Plants in pots without drainage holes are prone to becoming overwatered. Drainage holes—especially for outdoor planters—are key to ensuring your plants don’t get overwatered and that your planter stays intact through the elements. Even if the soil surface appears dry, the soil at the bottom of the pot may be sopping wet. This means plant roots can get enough air and don’t get waterlogged. Could you use it for your prized houseplants? However, it's important to be extra careful with watering to.

Did you ever wonder why some of the most beautiful plant pots don’t have drainage holes? While most plants prefer pots with drainage holes, there are some plants that can tolerate pots without holes. However, it's important to be extra careful with watering to. Do all plants require drainage holes? Drainage holes can be quite confusing for a lot of beginning plant owners, because all plants need a drainage hole right?! Even if the soil surface appears dry, the soil at the bottom of the pot may be sopping wet. All planters, whether wood, ceramic or plastic, should have drainage holes so the soil remains well drained. Drainage holes—especially for outdoor planters—are key to ensuring your plants don’t get overwatered and that your planter stays intact through the elements. Plant pots without drainage holes are known as cachepots, and they are commonly used to aesthetically hide grow pots that hold houseplants. This means plant roots can get enough air and don’t get waterlogged.

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Do All Planters Need Holes Did you ever wonder why some of the most beautiful plant pots don’t have drainage holes? Plants in pots without drainage holes are prone to becoming overwatered. However, it's important to be extra careful with watering to. Drainage holes can be quite confusing for a lot of beginning plant owners, because all plants need a drainage hole right?! Do all plants require drainage holes? Plant pots without drainage holes are known as cachepots, and they are commonly used to aesthetically hide grow pots that hold houseplants. While most plants prefer pots with drainage holes, there are some plants that can tolerate pots without holes. Drainage holes—especially for outdoor planters—are key to ensuring your plants don’t get overwatered and that your planter stays intact through the elements. This means plant roots can get enough air and don’t get waterlogged. Even if the soil surface appears dry, the soil at the bottom of the pot may be sopping wet. Did you ever wonder why some of the most beautiful plant pots don’t have drainage holes? Could you use it for your prized houseplants? Every planter must have holes in the bottom for that surplus of water to drain out from and those holes need to be kept unblocked and able to. All planters, whether wood, ceramic or plastic, should have drainage holes so the soil remains well drained.