🌱 How to Use a Planter Pot Without Drainage Holes

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Growing plants in your home adds natural beauty to interior spaces, but it doesn’t come without its challenges. Knowing exactly what your houseplants need to thrive can be tricky. One of the hardest parts of being a plant parent is ensuring it gets the right amount of water. Too much water and it could cause root rot, not enough water and the plant could wilt away. Having the right planter is a helpful way to ensure water levels stay optimal for any plant. Most planters have drainage holes in the bottom to automatically help remove excess water, but what do you do with planters that don’t have drainage holes? Read on to learn some helpful tips for growing plants in containers without drainage holes.