How To Hydrate Indoor Hanging Plants?

This video teaches how to water indoor hanging plants without making a mess or dripping. It emphasizes the importance of proper watering for hanging plants, which involves knowing their specific needs, watering on their schedule, and frequently checking the soil. To bottom water a hanging plant, place the pot in a bowl or sink and allow water to seep up through the drainage holes slowly. Empty any excess water after a few minutes, as too much can lead to issues.

There are several ways to water indoor hanging plants, including from the top, by soaking them, or bottom watering. No method is perfect, so it’s a good idea to experiment to see what works best for you. To water hanging plants, use a garden sprayer, bottom watering, go soil-free, use glazed or glazed pots, attach large, heavy baskets to a pulley system, use ice cubes, and use capillary watering methods.

To water hanging plants, use a garden sprayer, bottom watering, and a long-necked watering can. Keep a stool or stepladder handy and water the plant in the sink or shower. Remember to keep the plants in a clean and dry environment to prevent dripping and damage.