How To Water Indoor Plants That Are Hung High?

Last updated: November 11, 2023

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Lower the plant and water it. The soil of hanging plants is usually small and dries out quickly, so it’s necessary to water them more regularly.
Use a water pipette, water dispenser, ice cubes in jars, telescopic hose, pot with water reserve, drip kit, wool soaked in water, and a garden sprayer.
Use a watering wand, use a garden sprayer, try bottom watering, and choose hardy plants.
Water from the top, soak them, or bottom watering. No method is perfect, so experiment to find what works best for you.
Use a garden sprayer, go soil-free, and use glazed or glazed containers.
Find a great spot for a houseplant that’s hard to water. One option is to take the whole plant outside for watering, but you can also use something to catch the water.
When watering potted succulents, let the soil dry all the way to the bottom of the pot before watering again.
Use a garden sprayer for applying water.
Consider using a pot with a water reserve, a drip kit, or wool soaked in water.
Remember to water plants in a safe and controlled environment to prevent leaking or dripping.