Plant saucer

Houseplants: Does your planter need a saucer?

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Pebble trays are an affordable, easy way to raise the humidity around a plant. Here’s how to make an effective pebble tray in 15 minutes with items at home.

Peace Lily's can be grown in nothing but water, and they look so elegant displayed this way. Here are the easy steps you can take to transition this plant to water.

My plant parenthood journey started small: little succulents on the windowsill, a pothos in the living room, and a snake plant in my bedroom. Keeping greenery healthy and happy has always been an uphill battle for me, since my rear-facing apartment doesn’t get much natural light. Something clicked this year, though, and the more my plants have thrived, the bigger—and bolder—my collection has grown.

Did you know that a pebble tray is an easy solution for your humidity-loving houseplants? Click to learn about how to create a pebble tray for your houseplants on the blog. #Houseplant #Houseplants #OToolesGardenCenters #PebbleTray

Cute pots, cute saucers… but they’re too small and they leak. Photo: marquisgardens.ca There are indoor gardeners and there areContinue Reading

Here's a list of things you can repurpose as planters! These DIY upcycled planters will save you some money and are a great way to reduce waste.

Not all pots are sold with saucers. Nevertheless, buying saucers alone is more expensive than creating your own drip trays. If you don't know which material

Do outdoor pots really need saucers? An outdoor pot without a saucer can help improve the drainage so that water doesn’t build up. If a pot has a permanent saucer, that can impede the drainage and affect the health of the plant. However, growing plants in pots with outdoor saucers does have its purpose in certain cases.