Potted plants are a popular gardening choice for those with limited space or who want greater control over their plant habitat. What to know about container gardening:
Consider plant-specific container size. Larger plants or those with deep roots need larger containers.
Containers should have drainage holes to avoid waterlogging. Most plants need good drainage.
Consider container material. Pots might be plastic, ceramic, terracotta, or cloth. The advantages of each material include durability, insulation, and breathability.
Consider container weight, especially if you move them often. Plastic is lighter and easy to handle.
High-quality potting mixes should balance organic matter, perlite, and vermiculite. Garden soil alone can compress and impair drainage.
The mix should hold enough water to hydrate the plant without waterlogging. Use coconut coir or peat moss to retain water.
Container gardening enables flexibility, creativity, and gardening in many conditions. You may have a successful container garden with healthy plants by recognizing their needs and caring for them.
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